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salt not dissolving
I have a bucket of salt that accidently got left open a little. It does not seem to dissolve now completely. Is it still OK? I was going to use this to rinse some sand that is in one tank and is going into another tank. Will it be OK?
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I think it will be ok. It may take a little more time to dissolve completly. I had same problem last summer. I did not close lid completly and after a week salt was hard like a rock. With a little strugling I broke it into pieces and was fine to use.
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It might be fine, or some of the salt might have gone through some chemical reactions and be insoluble. How much salt is left? I might just pitch the container.
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I agree with bertoni on this one. You definitely want to keep your salt dry and in a dry place.
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Same thing just happened to me. I mix the salt, remove the powerhead to let solids settle to the bottom, and siphon the clear saltwater to a clean bucket. Been doing this for a couple of months without a problem.
BTW, do you use Instant Ocean ?
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Hi,
Yes, it is a bag of Instant Ocean. Thanks |
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I have a bag of instant ocean in my cupboard, and i close it liek u close a loaf of bread.. LOL.. and use a twist tie to hold it closed, and it works just fine for me.
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