Sebea
New member
Hi,
I am using aquadosers to drip the B-Ionic two part solution into my 6 gallons system. According to the bottle's instructions, I should dose 1.5 mL of ca. and 1.5 mL of alk. per 24 hours. This would mean that I would have to dose 15 drops each per day, which means 1 drop per 96 minutes. This is not really possible, as the dosers can not drip that slow. I am wondering if I can dilute the buffers with RO/DI so that the drip rate can be raised. If I mix a solution of 3/4 RO/DI and 1/4 buffer, I could dose 1 drop per 24 minutes. This is more realistic, but I am wondering if adding the RO/DI will alter the effect of the buffers. Is this a bad idea?
Thanks!
I am using aquadosers to drip the B-Ionic two part solution into my 6 gallons system. According to the bottle's instructions, I should dose 1.5 mL of ca. and 1.5 mL of alk. per 24 hours. This would mean that I would have to dose 15 drops each per day, which means 1 drop per 96 minutes. This is not really possible, as the dosers can not drip that slow. I am wondering if I can dilute the buffers with RO/DI so that the drip rate can be raised. If I mix a solution of 3/4 RO/DI and 1/4 buffer, I could dose 1 drop per 24 minutes. This is more realistic, but I am wondering if adding the RO/DI will alter the effect of the buffers. Is this a bad idea?
Thanks!