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Old 05-15-2005, 04:53 PM   #3 (permalink)
Ruben
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Default Re: What if calcium is to high?

Just tested my alk and it is low its at about 80 the test kit says it should be at 105-125 Ive got SALIFERT KH + PH buffer is that any good? and how should i use it since its in powder form. Do I desolve it in water first and how long after adding it should i see some results. What do you use to raise your alk?
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