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Old 06-24-2011, 08:47 AM
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As a preventive measure, I highly recommend Zero-Tol. It is a great broad-spectrum, contact algaecide/fungicide, and exhibits no phytotoxicity whatsoever.
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As a preventive measure, I highly recommend Zero-Tol. It is a great broad-spectrum, contact algaecide/fungicide, and exhibits no phytotoxicity whatsoever.
Do you know if there's a difference between Zerotol for pro's and the Zerotol RST?
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Do you know if there's a difference between Zerotol for pro's and the Zerotol RST?
Just the concentration of the as-shipped product.

Zero-tol in the 2.5 gallon (smallest) container is 27% active ingredients, which being oxidizers, makes it a DOT hazardous material for shipping. The RTS (Ready To Spray) quart bottle is 6.7%, making it non-hazardous.

The application concentration would be the same, so when I refill the RTS bottle from my big jug, I make a 25% solution to use in the 150:1 RTS sprayer.
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