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    Default Re: The Long Road in Trying to Lower TA

    Quote Originally Posted by Watermom View Post
    Also, I don't think your tap water has a CC of 3.5. Try that test again.
    This level does seem unlikely. My tap water (in Sacramento) consistently measures pH 8.0, FC 1.0 and CC <= .2

    But I remember that chem geek posted somewhere that his water utility (SF Bay Area) adds ammonia to the water supply (converts to monochloramine) for sanitation. Pretty sure that he also reported the level of CCs but I cannot locate the post. If the test result is repeatable, try contacting your water supplier in N. Virginia for a report.
    Last edited by polyvue; 06-05-2010 at 06:27 PM.
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