grotime
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Ok, I had a thread earlier this week about an issue with my
res smelling, and haveing possible root rot. The solution was
unanimously adding h2o2 to the water.
Why not use h2o2 as an ongoing additive to the res? From my
understanding, h2o2 turns into h2o and one o, which joins another
o to become oxegyn, which is good for additional oxygen levels,
or the o attacks mold or other living organism in your res.
There must be a negative, or everyone would be using it constantly.
What is the negative? I have done alot of reading on this, and the
only negative that I found was that the extra molecule of o will
not only eat bad, but also good organisms. Nothing that I am
adding is organic anyway, so what benneficial things will it eat? I
scrub the res regularly, so I would think that this would kill everying
anyway.
Let my know your thoughts.
Thanks,
res smelling, and haveing possible root rot. The solution was
unanimously adding h2o2 to the water.
Why not use h2o2 as an ongoing additive to the res? From my
understanding, h2o2 turns into h2o and one o, which joins another
o to become oxegyn, which is good for additional oxygen levels,
or the o attacks mold or other living organism in your res.
There must be a negative, or everyone would be using it constantly.
What is the negative? I have done alot of reading on this, and the
only negative that I found was that the extra molecule of o will
not only eat bad, but also good organisms. Nothing that I am
adding is organic anyway, so what benneficial things will it eat? I
scrub the res regularly, so I would think that this would kill everying
anyway.
Let my know your thoughts.
Thanks,