What is this refined from? How is it refined? Also, does this require 15x less for the same amount of available Phosphates as 0-3-0 Pock Phosphate?
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Gardening is hit n miss. WHY do you think you need Phosphate??? If you have consulted your local nursery n they told you to use Triple phosphate THEY should know. The ultimate answer is in the results of actually using the phosphate to see what your plants need. THAT IS HOW GARDENING WORKS....TREAT A SMALL AREA N SEE WHAT RESULTS YOU GET. GARDENING IS TRIAL N ERROR. WHAT WORKS IN ONE GARDEN MAY NOT WORK IN 100 OTHER GARDENS WORLDWIDE. GARDENS ARE INDIVIDUAL SO JUST DO IT.
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On the K-Mart website, I found this information: "Ingredients: Available Phosphate (46.00%) Derived From Triple Superohosphate" I think that means it's derived from monocalcium phosphate.
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Contains oxalic acid but no phosphatesMore questions? Call 1-800-433-5818 or go to barkeepersfriend.com
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I don't see phosphate listed on the package. If you're using it for a fish tank this link might be helpful:"When buying carbon, is there anything I can look for on the package that would indicate its phosphate content? " "No there is no real way by looking at the package that will guarantee much. In most carbons that have phosphate all that is really called for is a good rinsing, which flushes out most of the trapped phosphates ( which comes from a phosphoric acid bath). Here is something to help and guide you on selection. Black Diamond is a very good choice." http://www.thereeftank.com/forums/f6/activated-carbon-and-phosphates-36862.html I don't see phosphate listed on the package. If you're using it for a fish tank this link might be helpful:"When buying carbon, is there anything I can look for on the package that would indicate its phosphate content? " "No there is no real way by looking at the package that will guarantee much. In most carbons that have phosphate all that is really called for is a good rinsing, which flushes out most of the trapped phosphates ( which comes from a phosphoric acid bath). Here is something to help and guide you on selection. Black Diamond is a very good... » Read More I don't see phosphate listed on the package. If you're using it for a fish tank this link might be helpful:"When buying carbon, is there anything I can look for on the package that would indicate its phosphate content? " "No there is no real way by looking at the package that will guarantee much. In most carbons that have phosphate all that is really called for is a good rinsing, which flushes out most of the trapped phosphates ( which comes from a phosphoric acid bath). Here is something to help and guide you on selection. Black Diamond is a very good choice." http://www.thereeftank.com/forums/f6/activated-carbon-and-phosphates-36862.html « Show Less
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I think the term "natural" is just "marketing" in the title. I don't see it on the package. Here is a blurp from a Q&A; site where they might have obtained the term "natural": "Centuries ago, phosphorus was obtained from animal bones etc. Over time, there was an insufficient supply of bone to meet the demand for purified phosphorus. Today, phosphate rock is mined to obtain phosphorus. The natural phosphate rock includes clay and other minerals, so it must be purified to isolate phosphorus in the form of phosphoric acid. The acid is reacted with alkaline salts to produce purified phosphates." I think the term "natural" is just "marketing" in the title. I don't see it on the package. Here is a blurp from a Q&A; site where they might have obtained the term "natural": "Centuries ago, phosphorus was obtained from animal bones etc. Over time, there was an insufficient supply of bone to meet the demand for purified phosphorus. Today, phosphate rock is mined to obtain phosphorus. The natural phosphate rock includes clay and other minerals, so it must be purified to isolate phosphorus in the form of phosphoric acid. The acid is reacted with alkaline... » Read More I think the term "natural" is just "marketing" in the title. I don't see it on the package. Here is a blurp from a Q&A; site where they might have obtained the term "natural": "Centuries ago, phosphorus was obtained from animal bones etc. Over time, there was an insufficient supply of bone to meet the demand for purified phosphorus. Today, phosphate rock is mined to obtain phosphorus. The natural phosphate rock includes clay and other minerals, so it must be purified to isolate phosphorus in the form of phosphoric acid. The acid is reacted with alkaline salts to produce purified phosphates." « Show Less
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8.7% phosphate I don't know what natural refers to. All of the info can be found on website:bubble bandit.com
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I don't know any more than you just looking at the package. It does say that is does not contain phosphates and the people who installed our disposal unit told me to use this with it to maximize the life of the machine.
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Minimal. Wasn't it in ad. To me , stabity makes is not worth it. Haven't used
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Tricalcium phosphate. I never actually even looked at that before. Wonder if it's a good source.....
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There are no amounts listed for phosphorus on the packaging. 0% Vit A, Vit C & 10% Calcium & 8% iron
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The one I received was pretty close about 0.2 if I remember correctly. It is not really an issue though as it comes with chemicals to mix calibration solutions. You just need to mix it with distilled water.
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Depends on your water chemistry - has nothing to do with type of filter. It is very important to have your phosphate level at 100 or less if you want to keep the chemistry balanced.
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Shorty is correct. It's phosphoric acid according to the MSDS:http://www.proproducts.com/Libraries/MSDS/E_ProChem_ResCare.sflb.ashx
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I'm sorry; I don't have that information. I used it once (satisfactorily), but it is too expensive to buy again prepackaged when their are so many easy recipes for making it myself.
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Synthetic. Be sure and give it a good flush before harvest. This is a really good product. PH perfect makes everything a breeze. Take much of the manual labor out of the equation.
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From the bottle it says; Guaranteed Analysis; Total Nitrogen 0.00005% Available Phosphate 0.000004% Soluble Potash 0.003% Magnesium 0.03% Calcuim 0.0004%. Information on metals in this product can be found at hhttp//www.aapfco.org/mwtals.htm. Also go to agrarianorganics.com. Hope this helps.
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you don't want to base just on this, remember your tubing, blocks, res, etc. I am currently using this with a quad 120mm res, a CPU block, dual gpu blocks and I used just over 32oz. I would recommend grabbing 2 liters/64oz or more. Remember this stuff needs to be refilled over time. It is also a great ideal to flush once in a while, but it's not required.A great brand of coolant, what I personally always use, is primochill.This is an awesome res, first one I got happened to have a dead pump, but XSPC is wonderful support wise and it is EXTREMELY rare to grab a dead product from them in the first place. HIGHLY recommend them. you don't want to base just on this, remember your tubing, blocks, res, etc. I am currently using this with a quad 120mm res, a CPU block, dual gpu blocks and I used just over 32oz. I would recommend grabbing 2 liters/64oz or more. Remember this stuff needs to be refilled over time. It is also a great ideal to flush once in a while, but it's not required.A great brand of coolant, what I personally always use, is primochill.This is an awesome res, first one I got happened to have a dead pump, but XSPC is wonderful support wise and it is EXTREMELY rare to grab a dead... » Read More you don't want to base just on this, remember your tubing, blocks, res, etc. I am currently using this with a quad 120mm res, a CPU block, dual gpu blocks and I used just over 32oz. I would recommend grabbing 2 liters/64oz or more. Remember this stuff needs to be refilled over time. It is also a great ideal to flush once in a while, but it's not required.A great brand of coolant, what I personally always use, is primochill.This is an awesome res, first one I got happened to have a dead pump, but XSPC is wonderful support wise and it is EXTREMELY rare to grab a dead product from them in the first place. HIGHLY recommend them. « Show Less
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I purchased the two 3 3/4 lb packs. I tossed the original box so I am not seeing the % of phosphates on the two inside packs. I see someone already suggested looking at their website www.bubblebandit.com. I also used a funnel and poured the bubblebandit into an old 1/4 filled Cascade or Finish box which makes it easier to pour into your dishwasher. Even if you only use this to prove you dont need a new dishwasher..it is worth it. A couple cycles and all the crud on the walls and floor of the dishwasher are gone. Its quite amazing.