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ditto here ... I rotate a few 2L soda bottles.

Thanks ruaround, I took the plunge and measured my soil. The pH was 5.9. Time for me to add some lime to my lawn.

The title of the article is: 'Reef Aquarium Salinity: Homemade Calibration Standards' ... google it :)

Has anyone tried this using a kit meant for your aquarium? I am thinking of mixing soil from my lawn and RODI water. Let the mixture sit for a few minutes then measure the mixture with a probe.

Or worst. You get 10 years for something your kid's friend download onto your computer. There are MPAA/RIAA fingerprints all over the proposal. Haven't they threaten enough kids with their cease-and-desist letters.

Originally Posted by larryndana ups, dhl, fedex, and whoever else still need our address to send us something. they get this from the post office. which one would want to take that over, i'd imagine none of them. Good point... USPS will be an organization that manages street addresses like...

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Originally Posted by shogun323 I disagree and see the opposite. With the emmergence of E-commerce I dont see how the post office is doomed. Ever see how many packages from ---- go through the post office? What about everything purchased via the internet? It all gets shipped somehow. Sure, Email...

News flash - You'll need 2 forever stamps in 2010 to send a letter.

Get Kent Turbo Calcium (dry pellets) and some baking soda. The B-Ionic solution is too diluted to raise calcium/alkalinity unless you want to dose 4 oz per day for a 75 gallon tank.

Originally Posted by LazyPinoy WinDV? is that downloadable content? WinDV is a fully functional freeware - not adware or crippleware. WinDV is a 'capturing' program only. You still need Vegas, Premiere, or others to edit your clips.

On my Sony Camcorder, I can only upload pictures using USB. I have to use a Firewire to move movies around. I use WinDV to transfer the movie from camcorder to computer.

I had a huge calcium build-up that bursted the tubbing of my kalk dosing pump. Ever since, I just cut the end off once a while because vinegar didn't remove enough of it.

Originally Posted by maxalmon One of my tanks has an auto topoff with a reservoir that holds about 2g of water, can both the A and B part to the this reservoir? no - there's a reason why they are in their own container. Like reefreak29 said, they'll cancel each other out. Then, all you'll be...

Originally Posted by ifirefight I am currently adding a calcium supplement and some baking soda to my top off water everyday to keep my levels in check... Adding these together in top off water .....will these precipitate eachother out??? Or is it fine to do this.... I havent had a problem as of...

Once a year or so, I make a DIY calibration fluid using table salt and a 2L coke bottle. Look for that article written by Randy Holmes-Farley.

I went to Home Depot and bought one. It even detected my RODI. Hmmm... thinking my 0 TDS RODI is not so pure, my TDS meter is a tad off, or the $20 HD instrument is super sensitive. Thanks gwh... Originally Posted by gwh57 The brand that I have does.

Does one of those water/spill detector detect RO (< 10 ppm on the TDS meter) water spill? I fill up a 5 gallon jug for human consumption. I cant put any float switch into the jug fearing contamination. I cant store the water in a garbage container. Do I have any other choices? Many times, I...

Proud owner of a G3 here. Performace:Cost ratio is awesome.

I use 'Algae Free Sure Grip'. It is around $25.