What is better distilled or RO water?
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bigbuddin84
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You got curb-stomped son
churchhaze
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My plants like poland spring the best. If you give them aquafina, they'll turn their nose and won't drink it.
If you give them tap, they'll run away.
If you give them tap, they'll run away.
chuck estevez
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bigbuddin84
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AquariusPanta
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Quite correct. I'm glad you pointed out that my tap water isn't the same as everyone else's but I was hoping that everyone here had enough common sense to understand where tap water comes from and the sources that feed it; all sources varying from one another.
Who knows, maybe there are some half-wits out there who didn't fully comprehend my comment.
There will never be enough said until you stop talking. That's how Chuck works. You can't tell him he's said enough because he's never said enough (as long as someone has something to say).
I don't know what kind of weed you guys smoke, but mine makes me happier.
bigbuddin84
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Why did you quote the same thing twice? For extra emphasis?
And for the fourteenth time, yes RO is more pure.
And for the fourteenth time, yes RO is more pure.
AquariusPanta
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lmao
churchhaze
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So is it better to use RO water or distilled water to flush? 
Should I foliar feed using RO or distilled? which is better?
Should I foliar feed using RO or distilled? which is better?
AquariusPanta
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bigbuddin84
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chuck estevez
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Oh this should be good, let's see how the GENIUS answers this.
bigbuddin84
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LOLSo is it better to use RO water or distilled water to flush?
Should I foliar feed using RO or distilled? which is better?
AquariusPanta
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So is it better to use RO water or distilled water to flush?
Should I foliar feed using RO or distilled? which is better?
I just use decent tap water that's been aired out for a day or two
bigbuddin84
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You my bro chuck. 
chuck estevez
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can you answer his question?
churchhaze
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For hydro, hard water can be fixed with nitric acid.
CaCO3 (solid) + 2HNO3 (aq) --> Ca(NO3)2 (aq) + CO2 (g) + H20 (l)
CaCO3 (solid) + 2HNO3 (aq) --> Ca(NO3)2 (aq) + CO2 (g) + H20 (l)
I just urge people to report stuff like this. This forum could be useful with less trolling.
AquariusPanta
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Az knew you needed some steam to keep your engine roaring so he's here to deliver that
Please not inorganic chemistry!
Please not inorganic chemistry!
