Plans for Dry wash?
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I don't really have "plans" but it is much less complicated than water washing.
All you need to do is mix in the magnesol GENTLY ( no pump mixing) for about 30 min, and filter it out, or let it settle overnight, then siphon the bio off the top.
If you remove the excess Methanol first it only needs 1% magnesol by weight. If not it will require 2%.
All you need to do is mix in the magnesol GENTLY ( no pump mixing) for about 30 min, and filter it out, or let it settle overnight, then siphon the bio off the top.
If you remove the excess Methanol first it only needs 1% magnesol by weight. If not it will require 2%.
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I don't really have "plans" but it is much less complicated than water washing.
All you need to do is mix in the magnesol GENTLY ( no pump mixing) for about 30 min, and filter it out, or let it settle overnight, then siphon the bio off the top.
If you remove the excess Methanol first it only needs 1% magnesol by weight. If not it will require 2%.
All you need to do is mix in the magnesol GENTLY ( no pump mixing) for about 30 min, and filter it out, or let it settle overnight, then siphon the bio off the top.
If you remove the excess Methanol first it only needs 1% magnesol by weight. If not it will require 2%.
What about diaphragam pumps for mixing? Check out this pump.
Wilden Pump & Engineering Co. - Manufacturer of air-operated double-diaphragm pumps.
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I use a diaphragm pump to force the bio/Magnesol mix through the filter setup, but haven't tried it for mixing since I have a 75 gallon mechanical mix tank that I use for my processor. It was set up so all I had to do was flip a switch on the control panel and I could use it for the processor or mixing the magnesol.
I think it would work, just haven't tried it out
I think it would work, just haven't tried it out