Saturday, June 12, 2004, 5:08:14 AM, Butch wrote:
BB We actually use chlorine bleach in water to clean the stabilizer tanks if
BB they get too scummy with algae. I agree with Mike that changing the water
BB regularly would be the best option. How hard is draining and refilling the
BB water bath
WR Jobo wants you to buy their biocide.
Usual marketing :) I am pretty much immune.
WR If you can still get old style C-41 stabilizer, a wee bit of that
WR will do it (it's formadehyde).
WR Of course, it smells awful and is relatively toxic.
WR I just put a very small amount of chlorine
Hi,
Frantisek Vlcek wrote:
presently, changing the water is a PITA, because of placement of the
tank (I don't have that much space where it is now) nearly on floor,
and the drain is of course the lowest point. When I manage to put
it elsewhere, it will not be such a big problem. It is
Hi,
Frantisek Vlcek wrote:
I would like to ask those who used a big processor or lab or something
similar. I am using a Jobo, and am searching for something that would
kill the algae which invariably form in the waterbath. Chloride is,
according to Jobo, dangerous to the plastics or temperature
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