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This is a great professionally footed forum that would be a great loss should it become a read only forum, in my humble opinion. I don't take a peek very often for the sheer fact there's not much traffic, chicken egg thing, plus I like a bit of chit chat. I find forums a live entity even if there's ...

Manufacturers regard information like that as commercially sensitive and are reluctant to give away any information other than sales hype but a common industrial way to remove heavy metals is called KDF (kinetic degradation fluxion). It is relatively cheap and easy to manufacture into suitable cart...

The three pod system isn't redundant if you have the correct cartridges. The mechanical filter filters out small particles such as rust and other solid contaminants. A metals cartridge will remove any trace of dissolved heavy metals such as lead or copper. A carbon filter will remove chlorine or ch...

I appear to live in an area with relatively low chlorine in the supply but I don't have much faith in the three pod unit I have, I've refilled two of the cartridges in recent months with activated carbon and renewed the first pre filter cartridge. I add sodium thiosulphate on top ups and partial wat...

Hi Duncan I wish you had replied to my thread your referring to when I asked the questions relating to phenoxyethanol and euthanasia, never mind to late now. Just for reference the stuff I purchased was 99% pure, absolutely clear and with no smell, I dispersed it by vigorous agitation before adding ...

At the moment everything's hunky dory in my small heavily stocked mature pond but I want to stay ahead of the game and am considering adding a few more litres of K1 in my Nexus to increase the biological area. How will this impact on what is already a fragile eco system? At present I add around 400g...

Can't shut me up once I start .

Just joined and would like to say Hi to friends old and new, so HI all.