CO2 bubbles collecting in Nutrafin diffuser
 

Incredible that they get away selling that stuff at that price.

Anyway, as I said earlier, I wanna keep the diffuser and build a DIY CO2
system for the rest. With CO2 check valves (if I can find those around
here, no luck yet), 2 yeast generator bottle, a gas separator and silicone
or better tubing.

BTW, anybody tried to use non-refined brown sugar like cane sugar in the mix
instead of what the instructions says: "Add white table sugar (no other
substitute)"?

"Zach987987987" wrote in message
...
simple baking soda,
I have the system as well but it was so hard to find refill packages of
the
powder I went to just the old yeast and sugar with a little baking soda to
regualte the reaction, just mix it as the instructions said with their mix
and
your off

CO2 bubbles collecting in Nutrafin diffuser
 

On Wed, 4 Jun 2003 01:42:45 -0600, "Ron Nelson" wrote:

If one wanted to get a better idea as to the contents of the stabilizer,
couldn't you measure out the same amounts of it and of baking soda and put
them in two identical sized containers of water that have been tested for KH
before, then check the KH after adding? At least then you might have a
better idea wouldn't you?

Of course, someone could just taste it and see. :)

CO2 bubbles collecting in Nutrafin diffuser
 

Call me a chicken but I try to avoid submitting myself to unknown
chemicals... :-)

Ron

"Jak Crow" wrote in message
...
On Wed, 4 Jun 2003 01:42:45 -0600, "Ron Nelson" wrote:

If one wanted to get a better idea as to the contents of the stabilizer,
couldn't you measure out the same amounts of it and of baking soda and
put
them in two identical sized containers of water that have been tested for
KH
before, then check the KH after adding? At least then you might have a
better idea wouldn't you?

Of course, someone could just taste it and see. :)

CO2 bubbles collecting in Nutrafin diffuser
 

Just as a matter of interest, what did you do during your college years...?
;)

"Ron Nelson" wrote in message
...
Call me a chicken but I try to avoid submitting myself to unknown
chemicals... :-)

CO2 bubbles collecting in Nutrafin diffuser
 

"Duncan A. McRae" wrote in message
. rogers.com...
Just as a matter of interest, what did you do during your college
years...?
;)

I don't really remember college, but I researched every single one of those
chemicals before I tried them. :-)

Ron