Tip #4 should be a stand-alone kit for purchase. Tip combined tips make an extraordinarily handy range of use. I never would have considered any of these uses. I'm not going to replace my osmolator. I'm not shopping for a new ATO. However, an in-tank maintenance pump is something I'm now strongly considering. Every time I think my shopping list is complete and planned, a video like this drops... Great tips, thank you
Most of the bad reviews are related to people who ran them dry in an ATO and it overheated, killing the pump. The V2 or Gen2 version of the pump that they now sell helped with that, but I still wouldn't run it dry.
All that experience is coming through in the videos. You guys were right, Jen is next level. Love the ideas!
Tip #4 should be a stand-alone kit for purchase.
Tip combined tips make an extraordinarily handy range of use. I never would have considered any of these uses.
I'm not going to replace my osmolator. I'm not shopping for a new ATO. However, an in-tank maintenance pump is something I'm now strongly considering.
Every time I think my shopping list is complete and planned, a video like this drops...
Great tips, thank you
..."nooks and crannies..." reminds me of Thomas' English Muffins. :D
I have always used citric acid with softened hot tap water. I rinse in RO water. Is there something wrong with tap water for pump cleaning?
While many reefers use RODI, tap water is just fine for cleaning equipment. Using RODI is probably more habit than anything 🙂
Really want to get pmup, but all I’ve seen is bad reviews!
Most of the bad reviews are related to people who ran them dry in an ATO and it overheated, killing the pump. The V2 or Gen2 version of the pump that they now sell helped with that, but I still wouldn't run it dry.
Pmup is the worst pump I've ever used... they only last 6 months.
These things are so noisy.
The V2 is definitely quieter than the previous gen PMUP, but I wouldn't say they're completely silent.