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I forgot these things and can not find the FAQ on it now.
Can someone fill me on on what it means? when
1)my ppm drops, raises, stays the same.
2) my ph drops, drops incredibly quick, or begins a rising trend?
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Can someone fill me on on what it means? when
1)my ppm drops, raises, stays the same.
2) my ph drops, drops incredibly quick, or begins a rising trend?
ty
April 17, 2020 at 05:30PM
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