Rodi water storage

[that0neguy1126]

If you are really concerned about it, I would suggest getting a 55 gallon drum to store RO/DI water in, and use your current container for mixing salt. There are a couple places that sell them here. Or you can find them on craigslist. Make sure to get one that is food grade.

 

[Craigar]

I looked on cl if I got one from a place how would you suggest washing it out?


300 gallon mixed reef
90 gallon bowfront fowlr

 

[that0neguy1126]

Use a power washer if you have it. If you cant get one, go to one of those $0.25 car washes and wash it out using just the high pressure water, no soap or anything.

 

[aztecdreams]

Johnson's box and barrel off of 54 n Federal usually has quite a few. It's where I got mine

 

[xsocali]

Hit up Jeff(zenman).....that's where I got mine from.

 

[DyM]

I've heard about RO/DI water making certain containers leach (water stored with 0 ppm, not with salt) - what's that all about? How would you know besides waiting and measuring.

 

[dv3]

Use a power washer if you have it. If you cant get one, go to one of those $0.25 car washes and wash it out using just the high pressure water, no soap or anything.

where exactly do you find a $.25 car wash?

 

[dv3]

I've heard about RO/DI water making certain containers leach (water stored with 0 ppm, not with salt) - what's that all about? How would you know besides waiting and measuring.

i have heard Rubbermaid ( i think) leaching something but i forget what and the actual brand ...lol ...i think jiggyfly said it on the southern site and im sure there is something about it on the evil empire (aka RC)

 

[hurrafreak]

I've had rubbermaids either as a sump or as a tank for a few years now with no I'll effects that I could tell?? Also, I have a 55 gallon drum that you could come get, I do live in FOCO (not very far but for some Denver people it's like driving to Alaska or something lol). PM me and I'm sure we could work something out?