Has anyone put carbon drag in it?
635749
Haven't had the need to. The drag that it currently has has worked fine thus far. Now, I had to look up what you were asking me and now that you've bought up the question if in the future I have a problem with the drag I'll have a remedy for it.
635750
I'm like the others use it for sharks I got 80 pound braid works great .havent had a shark even make it work hard yet it's a monster reel
635751
No, but why? It is what it is. Has worked fine for me, with Spinner and bull sharks up to 7 feet, using 30lb braid, so the drag was used a LOT!. It's a giant surf reel, great because you can cast 30+ lb braid line, or 30lb mono, and is meant for surf catches. You aren't gonna use it for trolling or live baiting sailfish or kingfish offshore, so why the carbon drag?
463445
I have used TR-3 on my carbon fiber hoods in the past, and not only did it clean it, but it also helped protect the clear coat on the hood as well. So if anything I believe in the blue magic.
2274100
I have never tried it, but if you put two together in the middle and put the charcoal around it you can achieve much the same thing.
1680315
I haven't tried using carbon in cat litter, but I do discard about two cups of water that I run through my aquarium reactor untill the water run's clear. I would have to say that it might be a good idea to rinse before using because it's possible it could turn the cat litter dark, if not black, plus it could also aid in opening the pours in the carbon to better absorb a cat box odor.
866392
I've never had that happen to me but ZeroWater's troubleshooting page says that "The carbon inside the filter is rinsed before it's packed into the filter and will sometimes still be a bit wet when it's packaged. Having your filters arrive wet will not affect the performance of the filter." So I think you're ok.
217391
I do spray mine with GFS pan coating spray and I don't get any carbon residue. The trick is to only spray it once a day and only after it heats up. At the end of the day I clean it with a wooden pick so that the finish doesn't come off and just hot water on a rag. I haven't had any issues in the last 5 months. Hope this helps
1613775
yes it will work but it is a bit "overkill" for carbon....this is more for the fine media
1482582
no, I haven't had that issue, but I had a carbon filter on sink for drinking as well. Use it as whole house filter due to having a cistern.
66734
I have been changing my carbon on a two week schedule. If I notice it is not slimy I rinse and use for another week.
495845
No, instructions just say to add it to the existing fluid. The stuff is VERY thick so takes awhile to pour it in. I've put about 5k miles since adding, still shifting a lot smoother.
668575
You wouldn't think it was, with the carbon...but yes, I washed both the foam and the inside filter (the original, not this one since the new one isn't dirty yet). It takes a day or two to dry, that's why I needed a back up.
294714
Yes, I've not done it, however, my friend uses it in baking. I Love this stuff!
963955
I have not, but this particular unit did not perform very well for me. It pumped an unsatisfactory volume of fluid.
2242373
I have used this on several carbs and throttle bodys. I would say though that I do clean my stuff with water based mix of simple green then blow off with air to get the bulk of the grime off before going to the Berrymans.
1852733
u can make one with pad and carbon/media. Use same one just remove Cardon and fill with media/Carbon
1863866
watch the type of gas you use I've had no problem with mine I get my fuel from the marina because of no alcohol in the fuel it will gum up the carb
986294
yes the carbon deposits clogs the free flow of water.it was a bad quality filter...