EziTasting wrote:Keep the water moving!
Use a pump to move the water from the bottom of one tank to the top of the other tank... only thing else I could think of that may be needed is aeration... how long are you thinking of storing the water!
Stagnant water (that I've come across) has been static and warm/hot.. .
warramungas wrote:If you're not drinking it it can go stagnant. Wont hurt the stainless. If it goes green chuck a little chlorine in it and give it a few days to clear.
ed9362 wrote:I could be wrong but i thought chlorine and stainless dont mix
warramungas wrote:ed9362 wrote:I could be wrong but i thought chlorine and stainless dont mix
Only put a little in to kill the algae and other snot and give it a little time to clear before you use it.
At low concentrations it shouldn't cause any problems with your stainless.
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