Burn&earn Member May 28, 2015 #1 what is the best way to do this? I heard vitamin c works but will it harm the bacterial growth in teas? Are there any cheap carbon filters out there? I only have 6 outdoor plants so I'm guessing I'll need around 50 gal a week?
what is the best way to do this? I heard vitamin c works but will it harm the bacterial growth in teas? Are there any cheap carbon filters out there? I only have 6 outdoor plants so I'm guessing I'll need around 50 gal a week?
hyroot Well-Known Member May 28, 2015 #2 air pump and air stones. Aerate for a day. No more chlorine.
qwizoking Well-Known Member May 28, 2015 #3 Dont... Pretty simple Letting it sit will remove it It boils at like -30° so super easy to evaporate off.. Not saying not to aerate..just sayin
Dont... Pretty simple Letting it sit will remove it It boils at like -30° so super easy to evaporate off.. Not saying not to aerate..just sayin
Burn&earn Member May 28, 2015 #4 ok thanks I guess I'll just buy a 50 gal trash can and use that weekly
