SAAVE853
Aquarium Advice Freak
Does anyone test the ph in their RO water?
I've tested mine and the API test can not test it just stays yellow.
Does anyone test the ph in their RO water?
I've tested mine and the API test can not test it just stays yellow.
If your fliters are in good order your PH should be 7.0 or better known as neutral. The only way for it to raise is there is an alkaline residue in the container or if it falls there is an acid residue in the container.
Thincat, hmmmm. I know that once I use the containers I don't air dry them out. I just close the lids and then they sit in my garage. I wonder if any remaining water turns acidic. I know there is residue inside the large garbage bin and this bin stays open to the air in the garage. In am just trying to make a corallation here.
Thanks guys I will rinse out and air dry from now on.You should rinse them after each use and air dry the containers.
As TC said RO/DI water should read ph of 7.0