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Originally posted by JustOneMoreTank
Here are the holes that I drilled to allow the water out in different directions at the bottom of the thin PVC at the the bottom. This will force the fresh incoming water to perculate thru the kalk powder waiting at the bottom. Drill about 5 or so small holes so the water can get out pretty easy.
Here is a picture showing some of the pieces.
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This is Brilliant!
I have a
DIY Kalkreactor and the top leaks unless you put about a roll of teflon tape on it everytime I open it. I have been looking for a better solution without having to buy something similar to what I have.
I found an old DI canister and decided to modify it using your plans but I cannot find the reducer bushing you use to attach the CPVC tube to. My Di unit is a a coralife DI unit from Foster and Smith..
Please help if you can
