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salt again
Interesting to note that although I have never added salt to my pond I am
getting a reading of 0.01% on my Accu-chek salt tester. The salt content is due entirely to salt contained in the tap water used to top up the pond due to evaporation. According to the local water supplier, the salt content is very minute and almost immeasurable and is therefore included in the Total Dissolved Solids measurement. All ponders should be aware that even if they don't add salt they should still test for salt content as a result of continuous top-ups. Les |
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salt again
absolutely. and they should test before adding salt. Ingrid
"Carola or Les Simmons" wrote: All ponders should be aware that even if they don't add salt they should still test for salt content as a result of continuous top-ups. Les ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ List Manager: Puregold Goldfish List http://puregold.aquaria.net/ www.drsolo.com Solve the problem, dont waste energy finding who's to blame ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Unfortunately, I receive no money, gifts, discounts or other compensation for all the damn work I do, nor for any of the endorsements or recommendations I make. |
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salt again
Around here, our ambient salt level is .02%. You don't taste it, but it's
there - always. This is one of the reasons it is recommended to do water exchanges, not just to "top off": there are many things in your water that just become more concentrated with time if there is not an actual EXchange of water, not just topping it off when it gets low. Lee "Carola or Les Simmons" wrote in message ... Interesting to note that although I have never added salt to my pond I am getting a reading of 0.01% on my Accu-chek salt tester. The salt content is due entirely to salt contained in the tap water used to top up the pond due to evaporation. According to the local water supplier, the salt content is very minute and almost immeasurable and is therefore included in the Total Dissolved Solids measurement. All ponders should be aware that even if they don't add salt they should still test for salt content as a result of continuous top-ups. Les |
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