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    Default Just a thought on metal out products

    Just a thought.

    Every so often I have to perform the Asorbic Acid treatment for iron I noticed before my last treatment my phosporous levels were way to high 1000 plus. Now I know that they are only a consideration if the nitrates levels are too high but why get there we when one does not have. I have added metal out products over the last few months to control the iron. Many of these contain phosporous.

    A few minutes ago did a test on the 4-in-1 SeaKlear’s Blue Stuff that also gets rid of metals; no indication of phosphorous whatsoever.

    I think this is what I am going to use in future instead of metal out. It is, if I am not mistaken, primarily the product of ground up seafood shells,. Yes, I am going GREEN.

    As the iron can also come from iron creating bacteria this might help stop it growing.

    It would also allow the drain water to be legal, as many codes require the water be phosphorous free, it does not change chemistry, and 18 oz for 10,000 gals is a triple dose making it far cheaper than metal out products.

    Please let me know your thoughts especially Chem Geek if you read this.


    Aloha
    Last edited by smallpooldad; 07-26-2006 at 11:18 PM.

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