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April 15th 14, 04:13 AM
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Water bag cleaning
In the process of overhauling my dump valves this winter I noticed some brownish deposits in the bags. Nothing too bad or worth pulling the bags but I was wondering if I should add something to the water to keep the bags clean. I have heard of fabric softener but I assume this is mostly for preventing hard water deposits. Any ideas? The water at my gliderport is well water but this stuff does not look like sediment.
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April 15th 14, 11:06 PM
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Water bag cleaning
At 03:13 15 April 2014, K wrote:
In the process of overhauling my dump valves this winter I noticed some bro= wnish deposits in the bags. Nothing too bad or worth pulling the bags but I= was wondering if I should add something to the water to keep the bags clea= n. I have heard of fabric softener but I assume this is mostly for preventi= ng hard water deposits. Any ideas? The water at my gliderport is well water= but this stuff does not look like sediment. Hi there, Just a thought: is this brown stuff perhaps some organic matter, maybe something bacterial? A fill-up with something added to the water (Milton fluid, or sterilising tabs?) might help. Regards.
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April 16th 14, 09:18 AM
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Water bag cleaning
"George Ballantyne" wrote in message ... At 03:13 15 April 2014, K wrote: In the process of overhauling my dump valves this winter I noticed some bro= wnish deposits in the bags. Nothing too bad or worth pulling the bags but I= was wondering if I should add something to the water to keep the bags clea= n. I have heard of fabric softener but I assume this is mostly for preventi= ng hard water deposits. Any ideas? The water at my gliderport is well water= but this stuff does not look like sediment. Hi there, Just a thought: is this brown stuff perhaps some organic matter, maybe something bacterial? A fill-up with something added to the water (Milton fluid, or sterilising tabs?) might help. Regards. How about waterbed conditioner? That should be similar in material and to the environment as waterbags to do the job safely and effectively -- Jim in NC. --- This email is free from viruses and malware because avast! Antivirus protection is active. http://www.avast.com
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