is this pure ammonia with no sufactants to use in an aquaponics system?
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There's no ingredient list, but when I shake it, it bubbles like crazy. This makes me assume it has sufactants.It's from champakinc, but I can't find anything on their website with an ingredient list and the MSDS doesn't tell much.
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OMG, I cannot even spell those words, let alone know what they mean.....we do windows at our home and at lease properties and this stuff is the best!
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There's no ingredient list, but when I shake it, it bubbles like crazy. This makes me assume it has sufactants. It's from champakinc, but I can't find anything on their website with an ingredient list and the MSDS doesn't tell much.
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no, I don't believe so. The ph is somewhere around 6 (peat is naturally acidic) and while I haven't seen any evidence of fungus or such it was not labeled as sterile. I have used a bit for seed-starting and blending potting mixes, but my primary use is as a filter medium for a freshwater acidic aquarium where is helps balance the ph of the aquarium water (ph of 6.2) while removing some of the hardness of the tap water. I sift out the finest particles and fibers, put in a fine mesh bag and soak it overnight, rinse it, and put the bag in one of my aquarium filters. it removes both temporary and permanent hardness, sequesters heavy metals, buffers the ph and releases small amounts of tannins and organic compounds into the water which is good for my south-american blackwater tank.
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Diesel exhaust fluid is approx. 33% Urea and the rest is de-ionized water. Urea is found in many fertilizers used in gardens. You should have no problem using the drum for watering a garden.
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The bottle does not give a percentage such as Parsons. It states no phosorphus and the only ingrediant listed is ammonia-hydroxide.
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The label does NOT specifically state this product as being a disinfectant. It does state that it contains NO phosphates or ammonia so I'm thinking it is not a disinfectant per se.
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It has a light green color, it should work in hydroponics, the color disappears for the most part when it is diluted. I use it very diluted 1/4 teaspoon per gallon and I water all the time with this solution. My plants like it that way. the few I am growing hydroponically are growing very well in it. I grow orchids and there are a few I have found like to stay wet at the roots all the time, so I have adapted them to a hydroponics.
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That depends on many factors. I use 3 teaspoons in 1 gallon of water along with a few teaspoons of Aquashield to keep my water clean. After thats all mixed, I then use a meter to pH. I like to stay between 5.8 to 6.0 for hydroponic growing. Hope that helped :)
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I have used it in a 120 gallon fish tank with large fish its perfectly safe for them. I put it in my filter to remove the ammonia that builds up. I would contact the company.
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I'm not familiar with Zero Pet Odor, but Zero Odor was demonstrated on pure ammonia and got rid of the odor completely.
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It's my understanding that additional fertilizers are not required, however i do use Seachem Flourish Tablets in my tank along with the CaribSea Eco-Complete
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It is clear and unscented as far as ammonia goes. Of course ammonia is already very pungent without the addition of any scent.
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There is no pesticide needed, but I believe you do need to use the nutrient packs for the water, as this is pretty much a hydroponic system. The contents of the nutrient tabs is unknown, but they are not dirt, so I would have to say "no" to your question if that is what you mean by organic.
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I used it in a industrial chicken farm operation where there was high concentrations of ammonia and it worked flawlessly. Even with the cartridges that came with it. It was like you didn't know you were surrounded by 25000 broiler chickens and their excrement! Hope that helps.
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Honestly, I don't think you need it for an aquaponic system. A hydroponic system, maybe yes, but the tilapia provide all the essential nutrients for the plants in an aquaponic system as far as I know making the brew tea unnecessary.
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I have used all of it up. I used it on glass in a display case and on a whiteboard. Maybe it will say in the ingredients on the webpage. I was not concerned with ammonia when I bought it. Sorry I can not be of help. Good luck with the ingredient page.
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NO. Not unless you want to burn up your plants. This is a way high nitrogen product intended to facilitate the breakdown of carbonaceous matter.
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Everything I've read indicates the three are necessary. You only use a ounce of each per gallon of water. The fluids must be mix with the water not together or the chemical reaction nutrializes the effectiveness. I've had a lot of success with this product and it is tried and true. If you have questions, I recommend going to a local hydroponics shop if available or going to youtube and searching on the products or just general hydroponics. Good luck!