Tube deposits
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Just come home from a holliday, took some time to re-tube my rig and this is what I pulled out of the case. The rig was now on 24/7 for a year, and I used distilled water with isopropyl as an additive. It looks like the deposits are bacteria/algae combo, the case was usually closed, and water changed occasionally when I was installing new blocks. Does this happen to the silicone tubes too?
Yuk. |
what are those tubes made of? you may need to use more than just isopropyl as an additive
and youre sure its a bacteria or some type of growth? rather than rust from something? |
Those are PVC tubes. They first developed whiteish film on the inside walls, than this green stuff, I suppose those are algae.
Yup, you're right, need something stronger than isopropyl:D |
Give Airspirits *sol solution a try. One time or another we all get some type of nasties growing (Regardless of tubing type), or just residue from various additives (Water wetter).
His *sol is 50%water 40%Pinsol 10%Lysol Run it warm/hot through your system for a few hours then rinse rinse rinse, and refill. It has done wonders for people on this forum as well as myself, and a few friends. EDIT : Do a search for *sol, airspirit, or "Sick Algae buildup" |
isnt pinsol and lysol the same stuff? one just smells like a nice spings eve in a beautiful pine forest?
and will the lemon scent pinsol work? |
dish washing liquid does wonders too....... :D I'm a cheap skate, I know.
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