C C1CHL1D New member Mar 14, 2004 #1 I have some IP tests C, and deca thats over a year old. I was wondering about syringe filters size to use? The deca has a small cloud at the bottom. every thing has been in a cool dark place.
I have some IP tests C, and deca thats over a year old. I was wondering about syringe filters size to use? The deca has a small cloud at the bottom. every thing has been in a cool dark place.
C C1CHL1D New member Mar 14, 2004 #5 My plan was to filter it with a 0.2 or 0.45 filter? Is that enough to clean it up? and what size filter???
My plan was to filter it with a 0.2 or 0.45 filter? Is that enough to clean it up? and what size filter???
B biogeared New member Mar 14, 2004 #6 try heating up your gear. id bet that would solve the cloud problem. if not then filter it.
TheRide New member Mar 15, 2004 #7 biogeared said: try heating up your gear. id bet that would solve the cloud problem. if not then filter it. Click to expand... ????? Can you explain futher? Never heard of that. Thx
biogeared said: try heating up your gear. id bet that would solve the cloud problem. if not then filter it. Click to expand... ????? Can you explain futher? Never heard of that. Thx
C C1CHL1D New member Mar 15, 2004 #8 At the bottom of my test c there is a small white cloud almost looks like algae on a fish tank but its white...
At the bottom of my test c there is a small white cloud almost looks like algae on a fish tank but its white...
B Barak New member Mar 15, 2004 #10 genarr3 said: No not use cloudy injectables, that is not a good sign. Click to expand... Dude Infections suck big time(I was stupid enough to have gotten one) take the big guys advice above
genarr3 said: No not use cloudy injectables, that is not a good sign. Click to expand... Dude Infections suck big time(I was stupid enough to have gotten one) take the big guys advice above
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