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Storing WC Equipment
- Thread starter Froz
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- Feb 19, 2004
- Location
- San Jose, CA
just bleed out all the water, and flush out your system. then you wont need to worry about algae/corrosion.
- Thread Starter
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Liquid_Cooled said:
Should i use a hair dryer to dry it or anything? I thought I had all the water bled out of it when I moved yet my tubes turned all white and junk started growing anyhow. I just cleaned all that out and would rather not do it again once i get back to it.
greenman100
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- May 18, 2003
I'd leave it full and sealed
or drain/fill with antifreeze/alcohol
or drain/fill with antifreeze/alcohol
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- Dec 28, 2001
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I second the fill and seal method.
Air is more likely to give organisms the chance to grow than a system that is filled with liquid, and even more so if the liquid contains additives that prohibit growth.
Air is more likely to give organisms the chance to grow than a system that is filled with liquid, and even more so if the liquid contains additives that prohibit growth.
