Hey,
I’ve been relooking at the blotch episodes and was looking for a little clarification. It’s mentioned that someone uses approx 1.5qts (48fl oz) to 10 gallons (1028fl oz) which would be a 4.6% (48/1028=.0466). It’s also mentioned multiple times that .1% (.001) is the optimal amount which would be closer to 1fl oz for the 10 gallon example (1028x.001=1.028). Maybe I’m mixing up my math here, but it’s a pretty wide swing in the numbers.Â
If I had to guess 1fl oz isn’t enough to clean 10 gallons, but maybe if it was added multiple times per day?
Commented on Hey,I’ve been relooking at the blotch...
Jun 24 at 10:02 PM
The correct formula is (m1)(v1) = (m2)(v2) assuming a 3% peroxide .03x=(.001)(number of gallons)