another water Q?
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chamic1
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There may be, depending on where the dehumidifier is located. If it is in a room where the air is exposed to pollutants like cigarette smoke, then NO. Anything in the air will attatch to the tiny water droplets. These droplets then collect on the cold coils of the dehumidifier and drop into a collection bin. I would not recommend using it because you never really know whats in the water.
salty cheese
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I thought the coils on dehumidifiers were made of copper. :thinking:
mudplayerx
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Humidifier water is not suitable at all for marine use.
me-n-my-fish
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Originally Posted by miel
So many say NO! But the ? is, has anyone out there had any experience trying it in your aquarium ( good or bad)? Pleases share your experiences.
Originally Posted by miel
Your personal experience using dehumidifier water in an aquarium, Please....
There prolly is not one person with "personal exerience" using this water due to the fact that it is not a good idea. Think about it, think about the machine and how it works.
So many say NO! But the ? is, has anyone out there had any experience trying it in your aquarium ( good or bad)? Pleases share your experiences.
Originally Posted by miel
Your personal experience using dehumidifier water in an aquarium, Please....
There prolly is not one person with "personal exerience" using this water due to the fact that it is not a good idea. Think about it, think about the machine and how it works.
chamic1 said:
mudplayerx
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Save your empty gallon jugs from your distilled water and you can refill them at walmarts that have the ro machines for 33 cents a gallon.