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condensate neatalizer

Dan C.
Dan C. Member Posts: 248
in THE MAIN WALL
What type of stones are used inside a condensate neatralizer?  I want to start making my own and I don't know what to fill them with.

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  • Mark Eatherton
    Mark Eatherton Member Posts: 5,863
    Crushed marble...

    Home Depot, Lowes,



    Enter from the bottom, exit from the top. Longer contact times equals better performance.



    ME

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  • Dan C.
    Dan C. Member Posts: 248
    Thanks.

    That's what I thought.  Wasn't sure though.  Thanks.
  • Mark Eatherton
    Mark Eatherton Member Posts: 5,863
    edited April 2011
    Forgot to mention....

    While you're there, grab some copper sulphate (Root-X or equal). It keeps the fungal flora at bay (mold), and also keeps roots away from your sewer pipes :-)



    I use to have a stoppage from roots in my main every year, but since I've started dosing it with the treated condensate from my modcon, I've not had to rooter the main in 4 years.



    Also, depending upon your location, others have used diatomacious earth (sea shells) and or lime stone.



    ME

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  • Henry
    Henry Member Posts: 998
    Neutraliser

    Here is our home made neutraliser for several Armour AWN500. It is a "Rubbermaid" box that is filled with limestones.



    Henry
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