Oops, is there a thing as to much...

Maximus Nickus

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Lets just say I put to much waterwetter into my cooling system, its bright pink and when its pumped around it froths up immediatly into a white frothy substance, it seems to flow ok but I'm wondering to much?

 

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Maximus Nickus said:

Lets just say I put to much waterwetter into my cooling system, its bright pink and when its pumped around it froths up immediatly into a white frothy substance, it seems to flow ok but I'm wondering to much?

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haha, ok exactly how much did you pour in with the water?? or did you just pour away and not measure?? or did you only use waterwetter??

 

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You will get best results with 2oz per gallon.

 

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id say too much, empty 1/2 or water out and fill with normal tap water to get a better ratio

 

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a normal Water Wetter bottle should last you about 10 years if you change the water every 3 months.

if the bottle is going down a lot you are using way too much.

 

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DONT USE TAP WATER Buy water in a gallon jug at the grocery store that says its been through reverse osmosis.

In most normal H2O setups without huge resevoirs, an ounce is too much.

 

CharlesHF

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I prefer distilled, but that's just me.

 

JudgeDredd

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How would reverse osmosis be any different from distilled?

 

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JudgeDredd said:

How would reverse osmosis be any different from distilled?

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I do not think they are much different in results, just methods.

 

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Maximus Nickus

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Hows a RATIO OF 50/50

lol I'd better get some more distilled and dilute down! Its going to need some diluting though!!!


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