Make $2200 worth of "Clear Rez" for $4 !!!

Awesome guys...You have really given me some confidence and also very important info to give it a shoot. yes i also heard that you can use bleach but Calcium hydro does last longer from my reading.

Would i be correct in saying the desired safe ppm for chlorine is 1ppm or should one work to 0.5ppm to start?
 

adower

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Awesome guys...You have really given me some confidence and also very important info to give it a shoot. yes i also heard that you can use bleach but Calcium hydro does last longer from my reading.

Would i be correct in saying the desired safe ppm for chlorine is 1ppm or should one work to 0.5ppm to start?
Dealing with mixing the pool shock over and over get old quick if you have a large res.
 
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Myles117

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I have 8 rez's each roughly 80-90 gallons. I do not want to be adding a teaspoon per 5 gallons. Can someone who is better at math than me tell me how much powder I should directly add to the rez or make a MUCH more concentrated solution so that a couple tablespoons would be enough for 80 gallons of water?

Also, will this keep my rez clean for 2-3 weeks or will I have to add more? I know chlorine evaporates out of water over time but unsure ho quickly.
 

realdougen

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I have 8 rez's each roughly 80-90 gallons. I do not want to be adding a teaspoon per 5 gallons. Can someone who is better at math than me tell me how much powder I should directly add to the rez or make a MUCH more concentrated solution so that a couple tablespoons would be enough for 80 gallons of water?

Also, will this keep my rez clean for 2-3 weeks or will I have to add more? I know chlorine evaporates out of water over time but unsure ho quickly.
Just make a gallon of the solution as directed and use 3/8 cup of solution per 90 gallons or 1/3 cup per 80 gallons. I didn't read the instructions that close but if it is in fact 1 teaspoon of solution per 5 gallons then the numbers I stated will be spot on. There are 16 cups in a gallon. Should Hold you over for a bit even running 8 reservoirs at 90 gallons each. That's only 3 cups of solution. A gallon of solution would treat 42 and 2/3 90 gallon reservoirs 1 time. Or your 8 - 90 gallon reservoirs 5 and 1/3 time. Hope this helps.
 

Altered State

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You need to reapply every 3 days to keep bacteria at bay.

$4 of this







Too bad the stuff needs to be reapplied all the time otherwise it sounds good.
I use Zone once in three week res swap outs and never have had a root issue just 1/2 lb plus plants.

Personally I find microbes to be a waste of money Sterile res conditioners are usually cheap as shit to use , DM Zone is used @ 1ml a gallon and cost me $30 for 1000 ml / 1 liter for a 1000 gallons of nutrient mix which will grow me 6 pounds of Bud. I get two grows out of a liter bottle.
 
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CobKits

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i got some 68% calcium hypochlorite and will be mixing 1 g/gal stock solution and will be experimenting with 5-10 ml/gal of this solution in my DWC cloners will report back
 

rkymtnman

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i got some 68% calcium hypochlorite and will be mixing 1 g/gal stock solution and will be experimenting with 5-10 ml/gal of this solution in my DWC cloners will report back
if you live near, have a pool, or know somebody that has one, see if you can borrow a chlorine meter. if you can keep your ppm's b/t 1 and 5 you'll be perfect. i'm curious as to how fast it dissipates.
 

rkymtnman

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if i lived near someone with a pool i wouldnt be on the internet nearly as much!
i bought those HTH test strips but i'm not sure how accurate they are or what ppm's they register.

i'm trying pond and fountain enzymes this run. chlorine and fulvics don't play well together which is the only reason i went away from hth.

how often do you res change? i found with a weekly change, my hempy buckets (which get to room temps of 90F) had really purdy white roots with 3 ppm chlorine.
 

topher73

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That is correct. Same EXACT ingredient as EZ Clone Clear Rez that sells for $20 a QT.

Get your self a 1 lb bag of HTH Pool shock non PH buffered available online and most hardware stores (bought mine from Ace). Mix 1 GRAM (450 in the bag) per gallon of solution. Will make the SAME EXACT concentration fo the SAME EXACT product. $4 will make you 450 gallons of the stuff and will treat over 286,000 gallons of water !!:clap: Should last you a little while ... Can you say markup ?? :shock:

Been using this on all my clone machines and all my ebb and flow reservoirs now with great success. You use 1 OZ per 5 gallons. I actually make it a lot stronger at 24 grams per gallon then only have to use a teaspoon per 5 gallons. Works very well in both systems. Works better then H202. You need to reapply every 3 days to keep bacteria at bay. You can actually use much stronger doses if you like. City water is 1-5 PPM of chorine when you add this it only raises the PPM level of chlorine less then 1/2 a PPM. Very safe and very effective. Found my PH levels to be much more stable in my larger reservoirs compared to using 2 doses of 30% H202 per week. Its doing a better job of killing the nasties :-o

$4 of this



Makes $2200 worth of this



Thanks for the info. I am using it now and it seems to work just fine. Mine was a little flaky so I ground mine up a bit more to a fine powder for mixing one gallon jugs. Once again thanks!!!
 

topher73

Active Member
That is correct. Same EXACT ingredient as EZ Clone Clear Rez that sells for $20 a QT.

Get your self a 1 lb bag of HTH Pool shock non PH buffered available online and most hardware stores (bought mine from Ace). Mix 1 GRAM (450 in the bag) per gallon of solution. Will make the SAME EXACT concentration fo the SAME EXACT product. $4 will make you 450 gallons of the stuff and will treat over 286,000 gallons of water !!:clap: Should last you a little while ... Can you say markup ?? :shock:

Been using this on all my clone machines and all my ebb and flow reservoirs now with great success. You use 1 OZ per 5 gallons. I actually make it a lot stronger at 24 grams per gallon then only have to use a teaspoon per 5 gallons. Works very well in both systems. Works better then H202. You need to reapply every 3 days to keep bacteria at bay. You can actually use much stronger doses if you like. City water is 1-5 PPM of chorine when you add this it only raises the PPM level of chlorine less then 1/2 a PPM. Very safe and very effective. Found my PH levels to be much more stable in my larger reservoirs compared to using 2 doses of 30% H202 per week. Its doing a better job of killing the nasties :-o

$4 of this


Makes $2200 worth of this



Thanks For the info. I am going to give it a try. Hey I am not sure if you know that you can use baking soda diluted in distilled water to make PH up and also use muriatic acid that you can get at lowes diluted in distilled water as PH down.The companies selling PH up or down are really just selling you mostly water. I swear it works. I had to run my greenhouse this way because PH up and down are way too pricey when I had 750 plants. Thanks for you info once again.
 

CobKits

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no update. post was from well over a year ago. cant even remember what i did with that.

like 90% of stuff people say you "need" for hydro, you really dont. less is more.
 

CobKits

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Thanks For the info. I am going to give it a try. Hey I am not sure if you know that you can use baking soda diluted in distilled water to make PH up and also use muriatic acid that you can get at lowes diluted in distilled water as PH down.The companies selling PH up or down are really just selling you mostly water. I swear it works. I had to run my greenhouse this way because PH up and down are way too pricey when I had 750 plants. Thanks for you info once again.
HCl is less than ideal because of the chloride
H3P04 (phosphoric) or HN03(nitric) or C6H8O7 (citric) are more ideal for your purposes and are commonly available
 

Herb & Suds

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That is correct. Same EXACT ingredient as EZ Clone Clear Rez that sells for $20 a QT.

Get your self a 1 lb bag of HTH Pool shock non PH buffered available online and most hardware stores (bought mine from Ace). Mix 1 GRAM (450 in the bag) per gallon of solution. Will make the SAME EXACT concentration fo the SAME EXACT product. $4 will make you 450 gallons of the stuff and will treat over 286,000 gallons of water !!:clap: Should last you a little while ... Can you say markup ?? :shock:

Been using this on all my clone machines and all my ebb and flow reservoirs now with great success. You use 1 OZ per 5 gallons. I actually make it a lot stronger at 24 grams per gallon then only have to use a teaspoon per 5 gallons. Works very well in both systems. Works better then H202. You need to reapply every 3 days to keep bacteria at bay. You can actually use much stronger doses if you like. City water is 1-5 PPM of chorine when you add this it only raises the PPM level of chlorine less then 1/2 a PPM. Very safe and very effective. Found my PH levels to be much more stable in my larger reservoirs compared to using 2 doses of 30% H202 per week. Its doing a better job of killing the nasties :-o

$4 of this



Makes $2200 worth of this



https://www.rollitup.org/t/make-2200-worth-of-clear-rez-for-4.423650/
Cant be said enough
 
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