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Re: water conditions
DAWB.DSKPO33B at DSKBGW1_ITG.ti.com (David Webb) writes:
>
> Another possibility if you don't want to introduce pond water into
> your tank:
>
> If you have a de-humidifier or air conditioner, it's condensation
> is purer than rain water (it has less distance to travel through the
> air, so it doesn't pick up dust). You could use it. ...
I've read that humidifier condensation trays are incredibly rich
breeding grounds for bacteria and all sorts of microscopic flora and
fauna. I wouldn't physically touch that water, much less put it in
one of my tanks. On the other hand, this might be just a "momily"
or urban legend propagated with no basis in fact. You decide.
-- Keith
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