Cleaning & Reusing Floss Cartridges

[fishorama]

NO! I need a link to pics please...

 

[Wyomingite]

My meme dude or the poster?

The poster. Your meme is more fitting than you could know, being new here. Just ignore the kid...

WYite

 

[dougall]

NO! I need a link to pics please...

Sorry... !

 

[Kaskade10729]

Poster.. the meme is a still from Bill + Ted's Excellent Adventure... Go watch it!

Ummmm....I know what the meme was from....that's why I posted it.

I wasn't sure if you were saying put our man in the meme in an iron maiden or the poster, that's all.

 

[Kaskade10729]

The poster. Your meme is more fitting than you could know, being new here. Just ignore the kid...

WYite

Thanks for the heads up; I've been here since 2013, though...

Unless you meant HE was new round here...

 

[Kaskade10729]

I am not a user or hang on back filters at all if I can help it. So take it with a grain of salt, but I would always let the flow be as high as possible and diffuse the output with foam or something if there was too much current for your tastes.

For pictures . Post anywhere, it should be easy enough to find just by looking at new posts, there are only a couple of handfuls of posts each day

Thanks; I asked specifically about the ACs because it's been said that the lower flow rates can yield better contact time with the media, while also allowing for better water polishing. As I said, though, I don't see much of a difference going from low to high.

I'll work on the pics.

 

[dougall]

Ummmm....I know what the meme was from....that's why I posted it.

I wasn't sure if you were saying put our man in the meme in an iron maiden or the poster, that's all.

Mot sure where else I could suggest he be put and not be banned


But watch it anyway..

 

[dougall]

Thanks; I asked specifically about the ACs because it's been said that the lower flow rates can yield better contact time with the media, while also allowing for better water polishing. As I said, though, I don't see much of a difference going from low to high.

I'll work on the pics.

I understand the fact that lower flow will provide more contact with media, and specifically less potential for bypassing that media... but my instinct is that keeping it clean is likely a better solution.

my concern with lowering the flow is the potential mechanical load it puts onto the system. It just leaves me a bit uncomfortable.


If you see better or similar results lowering the flow, then go for it. I really only do use canister ilters rather than power filters and I normally want as much flow as I can so I don't have the experience you are looking for.

 

[Wyomingite]

Mot sure where else I could suggest he be put and not be banned


But watch it anyway..

 

[Kaskade10729]

Mot sure where else I could suggest he be put and not be banned

??

I've seen it.