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    Re: Questionable water source. Feedback needed ASAP

    Quote Originally Posted by VEXER19 View Post
    A lot of tap water runs higher in ph then say filtered water so its just meant to lower tap water down closer to normal levels but ph is really not the plus in using such a product. The. Reduction in chlorine, chloramines and ammonia are the real benefits along with electrolytes and vitamins.
    I'm not arguing tap water being higher in pH, I keep a large fish tank and learned a lot about water parameters because of it.
    I didn't see anywhere in the description of that product that said it lowers pH. I wouldn't WANT it to lower pH, see my last post.

    EDIT: Saw another page that says it does reduce pH, which will kill fish. Don't know why they recommend it for fish tanks and fish slime coats... that could cause a lawsuit in itself, but then again killing fish isn't really going to stir a crowd.

    I personally wouldn't buy that product when you can do the same thing with prime for a lot cheaper, with a lot better product. Just saying.
    Last edited by Jessica Loesch; 11-10-2011 at 11:06 PM.

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