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Old 10-16-2007, 06:40 PM   #21 (permalink)
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Mix two Table spoons into a gallon of R/O D,I water let it settle out to the bottom and use the clear liquid after the stuff settles I would mix it at 5 gals at a time and let It set longer it sets more Phosphates it will bind up..Stir it slowly to not mix any air as that will lower the strength of the mix, if the CO'2 mixes in to the brew..Also cold or cooler water will also absorb more from the mix ten room temp water.. Never use the old sediment again always use fresh Hydrated lime aka Kalkwasser or Pickling lime.. Also look at a Lowes or some place like thast they have 50 lb of hygrated lime powder for lawns even cheapier then the P/Lime as its not food grade..Like 4.00 a bag


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Mix two Table spoons into a gallon of R/O D,I water let it settle out to the bottom and use the clear liquid after the stuff settles I would mix it at 5 gals at a time and let It set longer it sets more Phosphates it will bind up..Stir it slowly to not mix any air as that will lower the strength of the mix, if the CO'2 mixes in to the brew..Also cold or cooler water will also absorb more from the mix ten room temp water.. Never use the old sediment again always use fresh Hydrated lime aka Kalkwasser or Pickling lime.. Also look at a Lowes or some place like thast they have 50 lb of hygrated lime powder for lawns even cheapier then the P/Lime as its not food grade..Like 4.00 a bag

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