How long is RO water good to use?
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t316
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Originally Posted by Tax lady
http:///forum/post/2976058
now, if you don't mind.,,,why can't I get it in an e-mail the same way as I got it in here? I tried but couldn't do it.
Thanks , really appreciate all your help.
Not sure what you mean. Why can't you copy a pic from an email to here?
There are several other things I would like to share with you regarding pics, and I want to comment on your cool tank, but let's get your questions out of the way first. You have already overcome the first big hurdle, which was setting up the photobucket account, and getting the pics moved over to here.....
http:///forum/post/2976058
now, if you don't mind.,,,why can't I get it in an e-mail the same way as I got it in here? I tried but couldn't do it.
Thanks , really appreciate all your help.
Not sure what you mean. Why can't you copy a pic from an email to here?
There are several other things I would like to share with you regarding pics, and I want to comment on your cool tank, but let's get your questions out of the way first. You have already overcome the first big hurdle, which was setting up the photobucket account, and getting the pics moved over to here.....
promisetbg
Active Member
I hope you are purchasing RO/DI water for your reef, not RO. Make sure if is just fresh, it is kept sealed tight. Since it is so devoid of elements, it makes it aggressively take in any pollutants from your home/the air.
tax lady
Member
Originally Posted by promisetbg
http:///forum/post/2976278
I hope you are purchasing RO/DI water for your reef, not RO. Make sure if is just fresh, it is kept sealed tight. Since it is so devoid of elements, it makes it aggressively take in any pollutants from your home/the air.
My lfs guy is giving me RO water in gallon jugs. I do keep the tops on them unless i make salt water, in which case I keep open to put airstone in there to mix for a couple of days. I don't know the difference between RO and RO/DI water.
http:///forum/post/2976278
I hope you are purchasing RO/DI water for your reef, not RO. Make sure if is just fresh, it is kept sealed tight. Since it is so devoid of elements, it makes it aggressively take in any pollutants from your home/the air.
My lfs guy is giving me RO water in gallon jugs. I do keep the tops on them unless i make salt water, in which case I keep open to put airstone in there to mix for a couple of days. I don't know the difference between RO and RO/DI water.
tax lady
Member
Originally Posted by T316
http:///forum/post/2976094
Not sure what you mean. Why can't you copy a pic from an email to here?
There are several other things I would like to share with you regarding pics, and I want to comment on your cool tank, but let's get your questions out of the way first. You have already overcome the first big hurdle, which was setting up the photobucket account, and getting the pics moved over to here.....
Thanks for the compliment on my tank, although my camera takes lousy pics and I still need loads of corals, etc to fill in the rock.
As far as my question, I tried to copy pic from photobucket the same way I did to post in here, then I tried to paste in e-mail, but the pic didn't come out,. it just had the site, or whatever to go to. Don' tknow why...
http:///forum/post/2976094
Not sure what you mean. Why can't you copy a pic from an email to here?
There are several other things I would like to share with you regarding pics, and I want to comment on your cool tank, but let's get your questions out of the way first. You have already overcome the first big hurdle, which was setting up the photobucket account, and getting the pics moved over to here.....
Thanks for the compliment on my tank, although my camera takes lousy pics and I still need loads of corals, etc to fill in the rock.
As far as my question, I tried to copy pic from photobucket the same way I did to post in here, then I tried to paste in e-mail, but the pic didn't come out,. it just had the site, or whatever to go to. Don' tknow why...
t316
Active Member
If you want to put the pic in an email, don't worry about the links below the pic. Just right click on the pic itself, hit copy, then go to the email you are writing and right click, hit paste......Waaalaa
As far as RO verses RODI water goes, the basic explanation is....they are both filtered water. Various water filters have different filters that the water passes thru to filter it. DI is just an extra step in this process which produces much purer water than RO alone. Still, using RO filtered water is better than just using tap water out of the sink. Do a search for RODI in the "New Hobbyist" forum...there's plenty of information.
As far as RO verses RODI water goes, the basic explanation is....they are both filtered water. Various water filters have different filters that the water passes thru to filter it. DI is just an extra step in this process which produces much purer water than RO alone. Still, using RO filtered water is better than just using tap water out of the sink. Do a search for RODI in the "New Hobbyist" forum...there's plenty of information.
tax lady
Member
Originally Posted by T316
http:///forum/post/2977277
If you want to put the pic in an email, don't worry about the links below the pic. Just right click on the pic itself, hit copy, then go to the email you are writing and right click, hit paste......Waaalaa
As far as RO verses RODI water goes, the basic explanation is....they are both filtered water. Various water filters have different filters that the water passes thru to filter it. DI is just an extra step in this process which produces much purer water than RO alone. Still, using RO filtered water is better than just using tap water out of the sink. Do a search for RODI in the "New Hobbyist" forum...there's plenty of information.
Sorry T, it didn't work. I went to pic, hit copy image, then e-mail, no paste showed. What happened? Are you sure you can do it like that?
http:///forum/post/2977277
If you want to put the pic in an email, don't worry about the links below the pic. Just right click on the pic itself, hit copy, then go to the email you are writing and right click, hit paste......Waaalaa
As far as RO verses RODI water goes, the basic explanation is....they are both filtered water. Various water filters have different filters that the water passes thru to filter it. DI is just an extra step in this process which produces much purer water than RO alone. Still, using RO filtered water is better than just using tap water out of the sink. Do a search for RODI in the "New Hobbyist" forum...there's plenty of information.
Sorry T, it didn't work. I went to pic, hit copy image, then e-mail, no paste showed. What happened? Are you sure you can do it like that?
t316
Active Member
Yes, it works. I just sent myself an email using your pic.
I think you did it wrong. Think of old school copy/paste.
Go to your photobucket page.
Put your mouse pointer on top of the picture itself (not the links below the pic).
Right click.
Select "COPY"
Then exit photobucket and go to the email you are going to write.
In the body of the email somewhere (anywhere), Right click, and select "PASTE"
The picture should pop up instantly. I just did it.
I think you did it wrong. Think of old school copy/paste.
Go to your photobucket page.
Put your mouse pointer on top of the picture itself (not the links below the pic).
Right click.
Select "COPY"
Then exit photobucket and go to the email you are going to write.
In the body of the email somewhere (anywhere), Right click, and select "PASTE"
The picture should pop up instantly. I just did it.
t316
Active Member
You have me stumped then...
I can even do it with the pic in my avatar. It seems like your "copy image" should be the same thing, but I think you said you tried that. And if "copy image" is all you have there, then you should have a "paste image" when you go to email.
If you are using Windows XP or something similar, I don't know why it's not the same as mine.
I can even do it with the pic in my avatar. It seems like your "copy image" should be the same thing, but I think you said you tried that. And if "copy image" is all you have there, then you should have a "paste image" when you go to email.
If you are using Windows XP or something similar, I don't know why it's not the same as mine.