Sodium Thiosulfate

Someone recommended a website for this product for $12 per 5 lbs. Does
anyone have the PHONE NUMBER of the place? I will not put my charge card
number anywhere on the net and did not see a phone number at the site.

Thanks! :-)
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On Thu, 30 Dec 2004 20:42:34 -0600, "~ Windsong ~" wrote:

Someone recommended a website for this product for $12 per 5 lbs. Does
anyone have the PHONE NUMBER of the place? I will not put my charge card
number anywhere on the net and did not see a phone number at the site.

Thanks! :-)

~Power to the Porg, Flow On!~

5 pounds? in what form? pure that would probably dechlor a large lake!

Only works on Chlorine... will break the bonds of chloramine leaving
free ammonia.

With Chlorine it forms NaCl (salt), salt will cause ammonia to be
released from many of the binders used to hold it (like the Ammo-chips
sold for aquariums ... not zeolite what is that stuff really called?)

Anyway all this is to say...If present ammonia should be dealt with
and tested before and after use.

"~ jan JJsPond.us" wrote in message
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On Thu, 30 Dec 2004 20:42:34 -0600, "~ Windsong ~"
wrote:

Someone recommended a website for this product for $12 per 5 lbs. Does
anyone have the PHONE NUMBER of the place? I will not put my charge card
number anywhere on the net and did not see a phone number at the site.

Thanks! :-)

~Power to the Porg, Flow On!~
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Thanks Jan! :-)

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"ajames54" wrote in message
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5 pounds? in what form? pure that would probably dechlor a large lake!

## I have a lot of 150 GF pools and 2 ponds. Actually I would only need a
lb or so but 5 lbs would be ok. :-) It will probably last me the rest of
my life.

Only works on Chlorine... will break the bonds of chloramine leaving
free ammonia.

## We don't have chloramine in our water.

With Chlorine it forms NaCl (salt), salt will cause ammonia to be
released from many of the binders used to hold it (like the Ammo-chips
sold for aquariums ... not zeolite what is that stuff really called?)

## I'm cluless since I never used these products (Ammo-chips etc).

Anyway all this is to say...If present ammonia should be dealt with
and tested before and after use.

## There are no ammonia problems in any of my pools or ponds.
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yes, pure. salt has to be nearly a brine before it knocks ammonia off of zeolite.
low levels of salt wont do that to any significant level. Ingrid

"ajames54" wrote:

5 pounds? in what form? pure that would probably dechlor a large lake!

Only works on Chlorine... will break the bonds of chloramine leaving
free ammonia.

With Chlorine it forms NaCl (salt), salt will cause ammonia to be
released from many of the binders used to hold it (like the Ammo-chips
sold for aquariums ... not zeolite what is that stuff really called?)

Anyway all this is to say...If present ammonia should be dealt with
and tested before and after use.



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"ajames54" wrote in message
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5 pounds? in what form? pure that would probably dechlor a large lake!

Only works on Chlorine... will break the bonds of chloramine leaving
free ammonia.

With Chlorine it forms NaCl (salt), salt will cause ammonia to be
released from many of the binders used to hold it (like the Ammo-chips
sold for aquariums ... not zeolite what is that stuff really called?)

Anyway all this is to say...If present ammonia should be dealt with
and tested before and after use.

I had no idea it would break the bonds of Chloramine. I hope everyone reads
this post.

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On or about Thu, 30 Dec 2004 20:42:34 -0600, "~ Windsong ~"
wrote something like:

Someone recommended a website for this product for $12 per 5 lbs. Does
anyone have the PHONE NUMBER of the place? I will not put my charge card
number anywhere on the net and did not see a phone number at the site.

Not to panic. Check with your card company. Several have system which
generates a one-time-use-only card number. Paypal is very secure since
no one ever really sees your data.
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The use of Sodium Thiosulfate does break the bond on chloromine and ties up
the chlorine part so it works to remove chlorine. I use it all the time as
a dechlor. The amount of ammonia in the chloromined water is nearly
negligible in quantity once in the pond and if the filter is working
properly, it will be removed along with any other ammonia generated by the
fish post haste. Now if the quantity of water change is large, 50- 90% I
would use Amquel, which I also stock. I use Amquel when the fish spawn,
since I get a very high ammonia spike that lasts but a few days before the
filter takes care of it, but I don't want any damage in those few days. I
bought my Sodium Thiosulfate from AES also, but a 50 pound bucket. Maybe I
will need to buy another in 20 years or so. Use 500 grams per gallon of
water and it will treat about 20,000 gallons of pond water.
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"Benign Vanilla" wrote in message
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"ajames54" wrote in message
oups.com...
5 pounds? in what form? pure that would probably dechlor a large lake!

Only works on Chlorine... will break the bonds of chloramine leaving
free ammonia.

With Chlorine it forms NaCl (salt), salt will cause ammonia to be
released from many of the binders used to hold it (like the Ammo-chips
sold for aquariums ... not zeolite what is that stuff really called?)

Anyway all this is to say...If present ammonia should be dealt with
and tested before and after use.

I had no idea it would break the bonds of Chloramine. I hope everyone
reads
this post.

--
BV
Webporgmaster of iheartmypond.com
Check out the IHMP forums, ihmp.net/phpbb
I'll be leaning on the bus stop post.

"~ Windsong ~" wrote in message
...
Someone recommended a website for this product for $12 per 5 lbs. Does
anyone have the PHONE NUMBER of the place? I will not put my charge card
number anywhere on the net and did not see a phone number at the site.

Thanks! :-)
--
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Pricelesswa FREE SOFTWARE
http://www.pricelessware.org
http://www.pricelesswarehome.org
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Anyone have a source for this stuff in Canada? I think Aquatic EcoSystems
has a $100 minimum order for us, not to mention the shipping/brokerage
hassle.