Nursery Water???

rigdon87

rigdon87

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I already have a six stage ro/di unit but was wondering if any body thought of or is using nursery water...I was just sittin around reading the label of it and it says its purified by steam distillation and has added bicarbonate calcium and magnesium all trace elements found in our aquariums.....
Good idea,Bad idea

pros or cons if any?
 
t316

t316

Active Member
Originally Posted by reefkprZ
http:///forum/post/3148897
+1 or two or three
All I thought was WTF is nursery water? inventing a new term? please explain it to us noobs.
I'm sitting here thinking brea.st milk or something
 
t316

t316

Active Member
Oooh wow...In that case, I'd say it's 100% better than your tap water. But if you have a RODI unit, I would stick to that. RODI units will provide about the purist of water you will find, contrary to whatever is on the label of store bought water.
 
rigdon87

rigdon87

Member
Originally Posted by T316
http:///forum/post/3148907
Oooh wow...In that case, I'd say it's 100% better than your tap water. But if you have a RODI unit, I would stick to that..
Oh yeah im stickn with my ro/di, paid to much to not use it.I was just askin if anybody thought of using or is currently using it,basicaly throwin a suggestion out there for the folks using tap water.But from my understanding steam purified water was supposed to be the best around, just not readily availible(equipment being so expensive)..
 
flower

flower

Well-Known Member
Originally Posted by Rigdon87
http:///forum/post/3148891
I already have a six stage ro/di unit but was wondering if any body thought of or is using nursery water...I was just sittin around reading the label of it and it says its purified by steam distillation and has added bicarbonate calcium and magnesium all trace elements found in our aquariums.....
Good idea,Bad idea

pros or cons if any?
More expensive.....
 
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