Dec 8, 2020 #1 bucfan Active Member View Badges Joined Nov 27, 2011 Messages 306 Reaction score 35 Location Orlando, FL Rating - 0% 0 0 0 Tested my fresh salt water and there’s NO at 1 mg/L. Is that acceptable? Or should the freshly prepared water be at zero?
Tested my fresh salt water and there’s NO at 1 mg/L. Is that acceptable? Or should the freshly prepared water be at zero?
Dec 8, 2020 #2 V Vwluv10338 Active Member View Badges Joined Feb 18, 2020 Messages 114 Reaction score 88 Rating - 0% 0 0 0 I just added potassium nitrate to my ATO RO water to get my numbers up so I guess it depends on your goals
I just added potassium nitrate to my ATO RO water to get my numbers up so I guess it depends on your goals
Dec 9, 2020 #3 taricha 5000 Club Member View Badges Partner Member 2024 Excellence Award Article Contributor R2R Research Joined May 22, 2016 Messages 6,970 Reaction score 10,769 Rating - 0% 0 0 0 bucfan said: Tested my fresh salt water and there’s NO at 1 mg/L. Is that acceptable? Or should the freshly prepared water be at zero? Click to expand... the title says Nitrate in RO water, but you tested new salt water. It' most likely the salt mix contains some NO3 or NO2 that would register on the test. New salt routinely measures as having ammonia, and it's not a concern generally.
bucfan said: Tested my fresh salt water and there’s NO at 1 mg/L. Is that acceptable? Or should the freshly prepared water be at zero? Click to expand... the title says Nitrate in RO water, but you tested new salt water. It' most likely the salt mix contains some NO3 or NO2 that would register on the test. New salt routinely measures as having ammonia, and it's not a concern generally.