Creating a negative current to bring alkalinity to water.
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Creating a negative current to bring alkalinity to water.
To whom it may concern,
So I know you can gain a certain amount of alkalinity if you place water in the Sun. I was hoping that somebody could tell me what to use to create a good negative current for a two tank separator device I may make from bottles or hose-play. I only want to use sunlight and a negative. I'm thinking about some form of stone or something. I saw one person do this effectively with an old laptop charger. Maybe I should just use a solar panel phone charger or dollar store yard light but I'd like to go the stone route.
Thanks,
Jason.
So I know you can gain a certain amount of alkalinity if you place water in the Sun. I was hoping that somebody could tell me what to use to create a good negative current for a two tank separator device I may make from bottles or hose-play. I only want to use sunlight and a negative. I'm thinking about some form of stone or something. I saw one person do this effectively with an old laptop charger. Maybe I should just use a solar panel phone charger or dollar store yard light but I'd like to go the stone route.
Thanks,
Jason.
