distilled water
- Thread starter jimbo63
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salty blues
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Originally Posted by jimbo63
http:///forum/post/3020522
Hello again, I do not have an Ro system. Should I or can I use distilled water when I do my water changes.
Yes! Highly reccommended.
http:///forum/post/3020522
Hello again, I do not have an Ro system. Should I or can I use distilled water when I do my water changes.
Yes! Highly reccommended.
tang master
Member
ditto. distilled water is actually cheaper than ro watter even though it is essentialy the same thing.
bizzmoneyb
Member
water is boiled. the steam is captured, cooled, and bam, distilled water. this removes all impurities and leaves nothing but hydrogen and oxygen molecules. no calcium, chlorine, lead, fluoride, etc that is commonly found in tap water.
i would def use distilled or RO/DI. i dont understand how some magical chemical can remove all of the stuff in tap water.
i would def use distilled or RO/DI. i dont understand how some magical chemical can remove all of the stuff in tap water.
salty blues
Active Member
Originally Posted by a7xsynx42
http:///forum/post/3021053
ok dumb question.. what's the difference between distilled and regular?? i've been using city water with chemicals that make it "safe" for reef tanks.
Most of those "tap safe" products only remove chlorine or chloramines. They leave a lot of junk in the water.
http:///forum/post/3021053
ok dumb question.. what's the difference between distilled and regular?? i've been using city water with chemicals that make it "safe" for reef tanks.
Most of those "tap safe" products only remove chlorine or chloramines. They leave a lot of junk in the water.