W N L Active Member Mar 27, 2011 #1 Real quick question, just to make sure I understand, you can use Apple cider vinegar as a ph down right?
Real quick question, just to make sure I understand, you can use Apple cider vinegar as a ph down right?
Cloner X Member Mar 27, 2011 #2 Vinegar will work, yes. I have used rice vinegar in the past. The way i went about it was to dilute something like 10ml in 1/4 cup of water and then apply 2-3ml of the dilute solution at a time until you get a feel for the strength of its acidity.
Vinegar will work, yes. I have used rice vinegar in the past. The way i went about it was to dilute something like 10ml in 1/4 cup of water and then apply 2-3ml of the dilute solution at a time until you get a feel for the strength of its acidity.
Murfy Well-Known Member Mar 27, 2011 #3 vinegar is acid. also it works well. it takes 27 mL/gallon to bring my water to 5.5 Ph. i add it directly.
vinegar is acid. also it works well. it takes 27 mL/gallon to bring my water to 5.5 Ph. i add it directly.
H had5onit Member Mar 27, 2011 #4 W N L said: Real quick question, just to make sure I understand, you can use Apple cider vinegar as a ph down right? Click to expand... i never touch something so harsh, i use fresh squeezed grapes from the market for ph down work's grate.
W N L said: Real quick question, just to make sure I understand, you can use Apple cider vinegar as a ph down right? Click to expand... i never touch something so harsh, i use fresh squeezed grapes from the market for ph down work's grate.