What is the phosphate percentage? What does "natural" refer to with respect to the phosphate content?
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Has anyone used this that has a septic system? Does it harm your septic at all?
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8.7% phosphate I don't know what natural refers to. All of the info can be found on website:bubble bandit.com
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I think the term "natural" is just "marketing" in the title. I don't see it on the package. Here is a blurp from a Q&A; site where they might have obtained the term "natural": "Centuries ago, phosphorus was obtained from animal bones etc. Over time, there was an insufficient supply of bone to meet the demand for purified phosphorus. Today, phosphate rock is mined to obtain phosphorus. The natural phosphate rock includes clay and other minerals, so it must be purified to isolate phosphorus in the form of phosphoric acid. The acid is reacted with alkaline salts to produce purified phosphates." I think the term "natural" is just "marketing" in the title. I don't see it on the package. Here is a blurp from a Q&A; site where they might have obtained the term "natural": "Centuries ago, phosphorus was obtained from animal bones etc. Over time, there was an insufficient supply of bone to meet the demand for purified phosphorus. Today, phosphate rock is mined to obtain phosphorus. The natural phosphate rock includes clay and other minerals, so it must be purified to isolate phosphorus in the form of phosphoric acid. The acid is reacted with alkaline... » Read More I think the term "natural" is just "marketing" in the title. I don't see it on the package. Here is a blurp from a Q&A; site where they might have obtained the term "natural": "Centuries ago, phosphorus was obtained from animal bones etc. Over time, there was an insufficient supply of bone to meet the demand for purified phosphorus. Today, phosphate rock is mined to obtain phosphorus. The natural phosphate rock includes clay and other minerals, so it must be purified to isolate phosphorus in the form of phosphoric acid. The acid is reacted with alkaline salts to produce purified phosphates." « Show Less
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I purchased the two 3 3/4 lb packs. I tossed the original box so I am not seeing the % of phosphates on the two inside packs. I see someone already suggested looking at their website www.bubblebandit.com. I also used a funnel and poured the bubblebandit into an old 1/4 filled Cascade or Finish box which makes it easier to pour into your dishwasher. Even if you only use this to prove you dont need a new dishwasher..it is worth it. A couple cycles and all the crud on the walls and floor of the dishwasher are gone. Its quite amazing.
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I think the term "natural" is just "marketing" in the title. I don't see it on the package. Here is a blurp from a Q&A site where they might have obtained the term "natural": "Centuries ago, phosphorus was obtained from animal bones etc. Over time, there was an insufficient supply of bone to meet the demand for purified phosphorus. Today, phosphate rock is mined to obtain phosphorus. The natural phosphate rock includes clay and other minerals, so it must be purified to isolate phosphorus in the form of phosphoric acid. The acid is reacted with alkaline salts to produce purified phosphates."
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I don't know any more than you just looking at the package. It does say that is does not contain phosphates and the people who installed our disposal unit told me to use this with it to maximize the life of the machine.
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Not sure but i would guess that it means it has only the calcium that comes naturally in its ingredients and none added for any other purposes
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Under the "Active Ingredient," it states the following: "Sodium fluoride 05% (0.02% w/v fluoride ion)." To me, the .02% is disclosing the actual pure ingredient. it should be seen as a subset of the main ingredient of .05%.
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There is a instruction "booklet" that has a Nutrient Information section which has 2 parts. There are 2 nutrients that the unit uses. The nutrient sections show what the percentage such as Nitrogen 4.50% and Copper 84mg/kg and so on. The hydro-dome items are rated for ages 12 and older. I don't know if this answered you question or not. Kathy
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Analysis is 4% nitrogen, 4% available phosphate & 4% soluble potash derived from feather meal, bone meal and sulfate of potash. I've used these for years for my pot plants with very good results.
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Contains calcium, phosphorus and magnesium from bone meal. They guarantee that it contains nothing other than what is on the label and these are the only items on the label. Sodium is not on the label.
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If its not USDA certified organic, you will never know. Do the percentages really matter? If something is 90% organic but has 10% pesticides, mercury, arsenic, etc. -the point is its not organic. Take the manufacturers word for what they say is in it.
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InterPlexus, Inc., Seriphos 100 Capsules Each capsule supplies 90 mg of serine phosphate as a calcium and magnesium derivative in a base of calcium and magnesium ethanolamine phosphate. Mineral nutrients provided are elemental Calcium 45 mg, Magnesium 45 mg and Phosphorous 190 mg. Hope thats helpful? Andrew
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This is copied from the DuoCal website: http://www.myduocal.com/info/index.aspNutrient Values Nutrients Per 10 gCalories 49Protein 0gCarbohydrate 7.3gFat 2.2gMinerals Sodium, mg ≤ 2Potassium, mg ≤ 0.5Chloride, mg ≤ 2Calcium, mg ≤0.5Phosphorus, mg ≤0.5Energy Distribution Carbohydrate 59%Fat 41%
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does not indicate the percentage but it is the second ingredient after purified water.I love this stuff. Its the only thing that has worked including sprays and shampoos from the vets office.
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This is a normal chemical reaction and I also like the blue color. Freshman inorganic chemistry labs had a lot of color tests for unknown products. This blue unknown is most likely::: Ferrous phosphate - Fe3(PO4)2.8H20 .Iron is in most peoples well water and occasionally municipal water and the phosphate is in the product. All those knowing the unknown get an A for the chemistry lab, all others, sorry, repeat the course.
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It is Trisodium phosphate so it does contain phosphate. It works great on prepping my walls for painting.
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I know it does not contain phosphates; also no harsh chemicals or solvents. No VOCs. What is DOES contain, I'm not sure of but IT WORKS and as long as it is family and pet safe when used as directed, I'm OK with that.
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Sorry I have no idea what the percentage is. I usually try to gauge from the ingredients listed. Water is usually the No1 and if the product I am researching is in the first 5 I accept this.
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Available Phosphate 10% Derived From Bat Guano High Phosphorus 0-10-0 Hope this helps Great for producing flowers buds vegetables etc...
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The N-P-K rating lists the relative amounts of Nitrogen (N); Phosphorus (P) and Calcium (K) in the product. This is a common measurement in plant fertilizers. The N-P-K rating of this product is 0-0-1.