[Lonely Raven]

Heh, here is a concept for you all...

ANTI-FREEZE

As in

Not Freezing.

Unless your chilling your water, or you use your water cooled
computer outside in an arctic zone, you generally DON"T use
ANTI-FREEZE!

Joe is right though, a dash of glycol based additive will help
combat corrosion and stuff growing in your water, which in
return keeps your system more efficient. I know having
Sea Monkeys and Sea Weed looks really neet flowing through
your water cooling system, but they don't absorb heat as well
as pure water does.

Now, on a side note....Water Wetter works by lowering the
"Surface Tention" of water. IE, it flows better. Now, does that
HELP with Turbulance, or HINDER Turbulance?

Any thoughts?

I have my own ideas, but what do you guys think?