Is this material clorine proof or clorine resistent ?
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I have not used in piscina, beach alone. I guess it must be resistant to chlorine.
71745
I don't know of anything that's chlorine proof, but I can say that I use mine almost daily in a public chlorinated pool and it lasts at least 6-9 months. I swim about 1 hour a day and so it gets a lot of use -- in fact my O'Neill Swim shirts last longer, and keep their elasticity better, than my bathing suits usually do. I wouldn't ever want to go without one.
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There are no identifiers about the material. Maybe a search for an MSDS sheet on it will answer your question. Or, go to Fisher-Price and ask customer service.
1212235
No, you only will have to use 5 to 10% of the clorine you use now. You must not use any precipitant because affects the correct functioning of the floatron but you will not need them. Excellent product
1161060
I have checked MARINELAND website, but they don't have listed MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheet) to the product. However, it seems to me the whitish color indicates baked activated clay. The activated clay is very typical anmonia absorption material. I have changed the White Diamond once or twice in a month to 50-gallon tank. Actually, I have not seen any high NH3+ in the tank water.
1038235
PVC (polyvinylchloride) plastic insulation is naturally water resistant.It's black color also makes it UV resistant.Note: resistant is not the same as water proof, but its pretty close.The other advantage for this wire is 18 gauge is bigger than manyother electric fence wires and will take more abuse.
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We have had great success with our materials in this application vs. conventional rubber I have attached a link to our run dry data. The material itself as stronger wear characteristics and excellent hydrolytic stability however we do recommend that our customers change yearly and carry a spare in case if fouling. Hope this helps.https://www.gcsmarine.com/content/impellers/impellers
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It appears to be heavy-gauge tubular steel, but suggest you contact company for more particulars. I found this email address on the AquaSense website: info@myaquasense.com I can tell you I wouldn't want to be whacked on the head with this. It's more than sturdy! Hope this helps.
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Thank you for contacting AquaRain Support. Water conditions can be of great concern, especially when traveling to developing countries and the AquaRain has been designed specifically for this reason. Since bacteria vary greatly in size, porosity alone will not define the efficacy of a filters performance. The internal pore structure has a great deal of influence on ceramic filter performance. Testing with live organisms is the best determinate of performance. Our filters have been tested using the EPA protocols in a unique way. Our ceramic test articles were abraded down to 10% below their measured end-of-life and exposed to contaminated water before being sent in to the laboratory for testing. This was done to confirm that our ceramic filters were fully effective and safe to use until they reach their measurable end-of-life. Normal testing protocols only use brand-new, hand selected articles for testing and are therefore unreliable where the water quality is of concern. We went further and tested our filters with Brevundimonas diminuta, a very small bacteria used for testing in the health industry. We met EPA purifier standards even when using this much smaller test organism. Because of our real world testing results with this live organism, we realistically rate our ceramic pore size at .2 micron absolute. We have a great deal of information on our website especially, under the "testing" tab. There you will find a downloadable PDF Testing Summary Sheet for our ceramics. I hope this has answered your questions, please write again or contact us directly should you have any further questions. Kind Regards, AquaRain, Inc.
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I believe it's steel. I use for reptiles so I didn't have to worry about any water issues.
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The material used is very similar to the material used for wet suits. I would recommend to check with your doctor first regarding contact of dirty water and bacterial elements on prolonged contact with your skin.
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It appears to be heavy-gauge tubular steel, but suggest you contact company for more particulars. I found this email address on the AquaSense website: info@myaquasense.comI can tell you I wouldn't want to be whacked on the head with this. It's more than sturdy!Hope this helps.
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I'm not a scientist, but for the aquarium, the acrylic it's made of is great. The tank cleans well, looks beautiful, and there have been no leaks in the years I've had it.
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I haven't had any corrosion from my salt water pool. However, I do rinse the aquabot regularly & take it out of the pool when not in use.
714323
I can't say , I have done several water changes since I first put this in my tank . My sponges still hold bacteria. So I haven't used it since I cycled my tank. I just keep testing my water, I have fancy gold fish
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I honestly don't know, would think probably not, as this tests for chlorine too. Maybe do a search for saltwater test kits? I'm unfamiliar with what you need exactly, so sorry.
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This is a combination of plastic and nylon. Unsure of toxicity, but it is a very well made product, and is very strong. Mine came as part of a sewer clean out unit for my rv called sewer solutions. I ordered a second to have a spare water line connection.
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It is a rubber core. I have it running between the filter and the fridge. The copper I had got a kink in it so I went with stainless. The stainless made the water intermittently taste terrible. I have had this for a few months now. No problems and the (well) water always tastes good.