What if I just attached the CO2 canister via the tube to a ceramic/glass diffuser? How would that work?
137366
You can do that ok, but adding a bubble counter makes it a bit easier to regulate the C02
137367
If you mean without a needle valve or some other way to regulate the flow and pressure coming from the CO2 supply then the glass diffuser would simply explode. If you are proposing to just use a needle valve without a regulator then you will be confronted with the need to constantly fiddle with the needle valve as temperature and pressure change.
137368
I don't think the valve would be precise enough for you to fine-tune the CO2 diffusion.
1071324
I would say no. I use a small paint ball tank and when I get it filled it appears the fittings on the two tanks are different. To be 100% sure I would have to see a normal CO2 tank.
244173
the styling nozzle does come off but not sure what type of diffuser would be needed
1691487
This is a ball lock device that screws onto a standard threaded plastic bottle. You need a CO2 supply (tank and pressure regulator or other setup) and the appropriate connectors and hoses to attach to this and carbonate whatever liquid you put into it.
1965817
I made it fit by putting some masking tape on the inside of the diffuser. It works. I can even take it off and on with no problem
1823143
I have not used it in a diffuser however I don't see why you wouldn't be able too.
203068
This should be all you need. When you go to fill the tank, the adapter needed should be on the CO2 source. Your tank then connects directly to the gun.
65179
you need to have the Goldwell mixing bowl to use the canister, the tube you can squeeze the product out.
1599368
Same thing with mine! It's something to do with the squeeze handle blocking the gas. I was able to make mine work by pushing the handle up when attaching the Co2 cartridge.
1418346
Yes, you can use the CO2 cartridge as pictured to purge the O2 from any headspace. But, the cartridge as pictured will not force carb your beer.
1071325
You would need an adapter, however it might be better for you to just purchase any of the non-mini aquatek regulators. They are slightly more expensive but are meant to be used with regular co2 tanks. Also, they are much more modular then this one making them easier to clean.
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I wouldn't. The surface of the diffuser is not perfectly smooth and does site perfectly flat because of the handle so there is a chance of scratching the glass surface.
2218015
I've never tried it, but it should work as long as you do not fill it all the way. It does seal well so should hold the carbonation, but if it's filled to the top and agitated at all, opening the vent to drink will probably get a geyser of soda.
1885815
The CO2 will leak out wasting a cartridge. Also, over time there may be some seal leakage. I have not had a problem.
1219754
Yes, you need an air pump connected to an air tube connected to this air stone. The air tube should be cut to a length that you would need to place the diffuser wherever you want it in your aquarium. It is heavy enough to stay where you place it. I use one on each side of my aquarium together with the filter and pump.
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Yes you can. just do not use the inner diffuser.Anthony D. Thomas Photographywww.anthonydthomas.com
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You need to screw the adapter to the regulators first then after that screw the adapter on the co2 bottle