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Old September 15th 04, 12:43 AM
david nack
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Default Dehumidifiers as a water source.

I have two dehumidifiers in the basement that produce a couple of gallons of
water a day that I poor down the drain. Does anybody know the purity of
this water and the advisability of using it to top of my 120 gal reef tank?

Thanks,
David


 




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