Can these tablets be used in a condensation pump, in the tray that is suspended in the reservoir to control slime/buildup?
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The active ingredient: Quaternay Ammonium Chloride. (used for disinfectants, antimicrobials, and detergents). They are meant to be used in A/C condensate trays and condensate lines to prevent the buildup of sludge and algae (slime). As noted in the application directions: "Place 2 tablets per 1 Ton of A/C into the A/C drain pan. Add 2 additional tablets per 1 Ton of A/C every 3 months or whenever odor occurs. Hydrex may be more effective if the pan/reservoir is drained and cleaned before treatment." Further info can be found at: http://www.rectorseal.com/index.php/hydrex-ac-tabs/
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The active ingredient: Quaternay Ammonium Chloride. (used for disinfectants, antimicrobials, and detergents). They are meant to be used in A/C condensate trays and condensate lines to prevent the buildup of sludge and algae (slime). As noted in the application directions: "Place 2 tablets per 1 Ton of A/C into the A/C drain pan. Add 2 additional tablets per 1 Ton of A/C every 3 months or whenever odor occurs. Hydrex may be more effective if the pan/reservoir is drained and cleaned before treatment." Further info can be found at: http://www.rectorseal.com/index.php/hydrex-ac-tabs/ The active ingredient: Quaternay Ammonium Chloride. (used for disinfectants, antimicrobials, and detergents). They are meant to be used in A/C condensate trays and condensate lines to prevent the buildup of sludge and algae (slime). As noted in the application directions: "Place 2 tablets per 1 Ton of A/C into the A/C drain pan. Add 2 additional tablets per 1 Ton of A/C every 3 months or whenever odor occurs. Hydrex may be more effective if the pan/reservoir is drained and cleaned before treatment." Further info can be found at:... » Read More The active ingredient: Quaternay Ammonium Chloride. (used for disinfectants, antimicrobials, and detergents). They are meant to be used in A/C condensate trays and condensate lines to prevent the buildup of sludge and algae (slime). As noted in the application directions: "Place 2 tablets per 1 Ton of A/C into the A/C drain pan. Add 2 additional tablets per 1 Ton of A/C every 3 months or whenever odor occurs. Hydrex may be more effective if the pan/reservoir is drained and cleaned before treatment." Further info can be found at: http://www.rectorseal.com/index.php/hydrex-ac-tabs/ « Show Less
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it is my understanding the purpose of these tablets are to control algae and slime buildup, however i'm not certain what how these tablets will react with your condensation pump. I do not know if your pump actively processes/eliminates condensation buildup and will the tablets cause damage to the pump. I place the tablets in the HIVAC's air handler's condensation tray to treat the standing water to prevent the algae/slime buildup to allow for proper drainage. suggest you first check with the manufacturer on what methods can be used to control the slime buildup to prevent any damage to your pump. it is my understanding the purpose of these tablets are to control algae and slime buildup, however i'm not certain what how these tablets will react with your condensation pump. I do not know if your pump actively processes/eliminates condensation buildup and will the tablets cause damage to the pump. I place the tablets in the HIVAC's air handler's condensation tray to treat the standing water to prevent the algae/slime buildup to allow for proper drainage. suggest you first check with the manufacturer on what methods can be used to control the slime buildup to prevent any damage to your... » Read More it is my understanding the purpose of these tablets are to control algae and slime buildup, however i'm not certain what how these tablets will react with your condensation pump. I do not know if your pump actively processes/eliminates condensation buildup and will the tablets cause damage to the pump. I place the tablets in the HIVAC's air handler's condensation tray to treat the standing water to prevent the algae/slime buildup to allow for proper drainage. suggest you first check with the manufacturer on what methods can be used to control the slime buildup to prevent any damage to your pump. « Show Less
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We put in a Hayward chlorinator. It goes near the pump and controls how fast the tablets disolve. (our pool was originally salt water, so we needed to add this). If you don't want to add the chlorinator, they can go into the skimmer, but they will disolve more quickly that way and the amount released into the pool won't be controlled. The chlorinator was about $50-$60. so in the long run, probably worth it.
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No, the water would overflow and all you would have left is a small amount. This has to be used for feed so the gravity takes it to the tray. Suggest getting a similar size but made for water where the water is regulated.
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I don't know for sure but I can't see any reason why not. I have a sump pump and a lot of times I pour water into it just to make sure it is working. This is by far the best dehumidifier I have ever had.
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Call the factory on that. It's designed for slow dissolving 3" chlorine tabs. Something else might make it explode.
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Unlike what J. George said, they do NOT clean from the Reservoir. You have to use Water & Vinegar for that, and go through "Normal" Brewing Cycles. These Tablets are used to clean the Porta-Filter, and are used in conjunction with a Special Silicone Holder. I doubt they might work as intended in another machine, although I doubt it would hurt it either...
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Yes-I used them in our inter pool last summer but it worked best with a floating dispenser.
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Shouldn't if you want the full affect of it. It needs to be from the medicine dropper as that's how it works the best. It would be useless in formula since that would dilute it.
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You can push a tablet thru the vents on the sides of a window air conditioner. I used them in my dehumidifier.
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im not really sure, when i use this product i put them in my skimmer or floating dispenser and i really never had a problem! good luck and i hope you get this problem solved!
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It should work as a replacement for the Capresso tablets in any of the machines where they call them out. I would not use them in a machine that does not normally use tablets. They are not a replacement for the liquid de-scaling agent they call out.
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I use one of these in my 500 gallon spa with one CL tablet. I gave a second one in my pool with mulpital tabs. This usit works well because it does not sink and is stable.
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I have never heard of one being installed in a crawl space but unless your placement was quite close to a drain or the outside where you could use the built in pump to discharge the condensation you would have the big problem of increasing the dampness in the crawl space & you sure don't want that.
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I think that gel will not work unless you thin it out to a runny liquid. I don't know the reservoir size.
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I used my pump to recirculate water/antifreeze through a solar panel and it worked great. I would think your application would be similar but I have never done home brewing. I hope that helps.
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Every portable that I have owned has a drip tray with it. If not measure the distance between the dehumidifier and the drain and buy one foot of tubing more. This pump is for my heater and has a lot of condensate
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I'm not familiar with the laundry tray, but the pump would fit inside a cylinder that is about 9 1/2" in diameter by 12" high. You'll have to judge if such a cylinder would fit inside the tray.