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21-04-2004, 02:07 AM
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Straw as a water filter
I have a problem with tannins from gum leaves in my water feature.
Will straw work? I understand that straw is used as a filter material in the aquaculture industry, so I am considering trialling it as a filter material for tannins. Hoping that someone might have already done this. |
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07-05-2004, 06:05 AM
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Straw as a water filter
Terry Collins wrote in message ...
I have a problem with tannins from gum leaves in my water feature. Will straw work? I understand that straw is used as a filter material in the aquaculture industry, so I am considering trialling it as a filter material for tannins. Hoping that someone might have already done this. Straw will filter out leaves and other solid particles but it won't remove dissolved contaminants. |
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