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Originally Posted by Titan151
You may have something inside one of your components that you used in the past. Perhaps you could take everything out and inspect each item. Clean everything seperately with DW and then let it air dry. Now once everything is clean and has dried properly start off using just distilled water then add other ingrediants as needed. I am not sure if the glycol is needed unless you are running a chiller or something else that would create a need for antifreeze.
Also, when you say bacteria, what exactly is it that you are seeeing? I only ask this as I have yet to experiance any bacteria problems of my own and I have run quite a few different things through my system. I am willing to bet that something in your system is contaminated and is causing the solution to become contaminated. Either that or there is an issue with the glycol you are using.
Hope this response is of some help. Hope you get rid of the gunk!  |
I've been running the same fill of water for over a year now. The water is Dejablue purified drinking water, was it a good idea to use it I don't know. I also added the recommended ammount of WaterWetter, about 2 cap fulls per 1.5L I think. My tubing has a buildup inside but I'm not sure if it's mineral buildup or something living, it hasn't increased in ammount since it first appeared several months after the system was filled. If the buildup is inorganic then maybe something like WW would be a good additive, my water doesn't smell foul.