Hello! I'm looking at this for long-term water storage, does anyone know what quantity is necessary? I have 7 gallon jugs.
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Containers that large are not portable, smaller containers handle easier, the supplement can be added prior to drinking the water.
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we use 5 gal jugs (not culligan tho) and the pump works well. i imagine culligan jugs are similar - perhaps exact. we love the pump. good thing about amazon - if it doesn't work, you can send it back. so much easier than the push pump.
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there are pretty informative youtube videos on how to use chlorine bleach that tell you how to use the right amount based on how much is already in your water supply. this is a pretty cost effective approach for large scale storage. i would not use a previously used drum unless i knew exactly what had been in it.
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4 Gal. 12x15 works great. I already had a system but wanted something smaller easier to manage. I added a valve and tubing to container for drainage. As well I upgraded my airstone to two and larger ones than what comes with it. I would suggest an extra pump capable of running two to three lines for the airstones and hook up two. More bubbles means more co2 and better roots. Hope it helps.
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The best answer I can give you is: Its about math, 1 oz of the crystals make can fill a 1 gallon jug, so you could hypothetically fill 48 I gallon milk jugs. you would have to find out how many gallons you have in that area, also if you use the large size crystals that will cover more area.
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The amount of refrigerant that is needed has numerous variables, which I would be happy to discuss with you. However, if you have a nearly full 30lb jug than you have far more than would be needed in any scenario. Please call direct for your best price. Thanks, Jason Heat and Cool Direct (574) 333-3333 or (574) 333-6666
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This is a quart. The product goes VERY far. I was concerned when I saw how small the jug was, but I only used a fraction of it on a 7' x 15' floor.
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Four 1 gallon bottles. My septic guy recommends one quart every other month. Means it will last over 2 1/2 years. Best value.
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I am also looking for one to 5 gal. safe bottles to store my spring water. Has anyone had any luck finding them?
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I just put a 5 gal bucket next to mine and connected with a syphon tube so they would drain evenly. Cut a slot in one edge of the top for it to pass and weighted the ends of the tube to keep them on bottom. Could chain together as many as you want. Was gone 3 weeks and worked great. Also use dehumidifier water to avoid minerals and a couple drops of bleach keeps fungi from growing in the water.
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you can purchase components from this seller but an ro system only produces droplets at a time so you need a storage tank to accumulate any volume of water and to create pressure. i needed a greater voume for all of my needs so I connected two 75 gallon per day systems together. Bear in mind that the amount of water that you can use at any one time is limited by your storage system not the Gallon per day rating.
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No idea. I have always used the included 1-gallon container. Structurally I believe my older unit could handle the extra 14 pounds but I doubt where I have my unit housed there would be room for the larger sized bottle. Sorry I couldn't be of more assistance.
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I use Aerobic 07 to treat water which I store in large drums, at a (researched) ration of 1 drop per gallon. I actually add just a bit more for my own peace of mind. I also use it daily in all of my drinking water and my coffee. For that, I am more generous with it than if I were just treating water for storage.
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Don..Yes it is. The last time I used it was the summer so the exact numbers slip my mind. However I am pretty sure this jug will make over 50 gallons.It has a thingie for measuring so no worries. Disolves fast. And man o man does it work. If you are used to buying the plain Roundup at Home Depot you will be pleasantly surprised. Just think of it..one buys a gallon or so for 20 bucks from there...or $80 or so online for 50+ gallons.
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i used 2 gal buckets and am new to this so really can't help you but would like the answer as well. i would love to try to PVC pipe....that looks way better.
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There are different quantities, but I believe the one to which you are responding is indeed a 1 gallon container. DO NOT ADD WATER TO THIS COOLANT.
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For storage, use a drop per gallon, or more, if you like. That is the ratio I use for 55 gallon storage.