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Cheney Lime Company - safe to use their Calcium Hydroxide?
I bought a bit of lime today and I'm wondering if anyone else is using it. I did read another thread from way back where someone bought a 50# bag at a feed store that was sold for water treatment systems... That's what this is too, from ACE hardware, $3.99
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I don't believe anyone has done an analysis on that brand of lime. They will have paperwork on thier product if it is up to par for food usage. Here is a link that will explain the requirements:
http://www.reefkeeping.com/issues/2005-01/rhf/index.php
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I guess it is also worth mentioning that this is only Calcium Hydroxide, no magnesium compounds listed...
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I discuss grades of lime here:
http://www.reefkeeping.com/issues/20...hf/index.php#3 That one sounds like it meets the Water Chemicals Codex. That is less stringent than food grades of lime (as shown in the article), but is likely adequate.
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Looking for an update here. Has anyone been using this or had problems with it?
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