best way to bleach base rock?
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A 10:1 (water:bleach) solution generally gets the job done. Let it sit overnight, and then circulate using Prime/Amquel to neutralize the chlorine. I then like to soak the rock in RODI for a few days.
The above will clean the rock, but won't eliminate any stored phosphates it might have absorbed. You'd have to give it a muriatic acid bath to eliminate that.
The above will clean the rock, but won't eliminate any stored phosphates it might have absorbed. You'd have to give it a muriatic acid bath to eliminate that.
lionfish300
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That what I going to suggest Muriatic acid
rkpetersen
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I start with muriatic acid, then lanthanum chloride, then cycling with bacteria and ammonium chloride. Entire process done in a Brute.
