Lateral Line It's full of stars Retired Moderator ⚒️ Supporting Member ⭐ Joined Aug 27, 2003 Messages 7,988 Reaction score 90 Points 48 Location DK Oct 17, 2004 #16 Chemicals to adjust KH should not contain phosphates. Typically one uses NaHCO3, (Sodium Bicarbonate, or Baking Soda), which is free of phosphorous. ½ teaspoon per 100 liters will raise the KH by about 1 degree or 18ppm.
Chemicals to adjust KH should not contain phosphates. Typically one uses NaHCO3, (Sodium Bicarbonate, or Baking Soda), which is free of phosphorous. ½ teaspoon per 100 liters will raise the KH by about 1 degree or 18ppm.
K kenneth_kpe Lider op da pises. Joined Aug 30, 2004 Messages 1,393 Reaction score 0 Points 0 Location Manila,Philippines Oct 18, 2004 #17 wait !?!? there are two threads haha this is the other thread you guys were talking about.. so regarding my reply on the other thread ?
wait !?!? there are two threads haha this is the other thread you guys were talking about.. so regarding my reply on the other thread ?