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Peggie Hall wrote:
krj wrote: Potable water systems: After recommissioning the system each spring, a solution of 1 quart white vinegar to 5 gal. water left in the tank for several days--with the pump left on to also keep the solution in the plumbing--will remove any remaining chlorine or antifreeze taste/smell in the system. Drain through every faucet, then fill the tank 1/4-1/2 full with clean water and flush the vinegar solution out of the lines. Wow, that means that I need to buy 38 quarts of vinegar for my 140 gal and 50 gal that I am currently fixing. Didn't realize I would need so much. You didn't read what I wrote carefully enough...'cuz you don't need anywhere near that much. You only need a couple of gallons for the 140 gal tank and 1 quart at most for the 50 gal tank. Guess I read it wrong. I figured 1 quart white vinegar to 5 gal. water was 140/5= 28 quarts. krj |
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