Synthetic Air

[mark777]

Yes you can. But is strongly suggested that you use the proper vortex generator to mix the natural with synthetic in ratios of 50/50 and add a packet of "Abil" for storing air for more than one year..(much like Stabil for fuel systems).

The same company that make these recommendations sold me a 5 lb box of Instant Water for my cooling system......but I don't know what to add.

 

[DaveNay]

</font><font color="blue" class="small">( The same company that make these recommendations sold me a 5 lb box of Instant Water for my cooling system......but I don't know what to add. )</font>

As a previous poster made reference to, you can reconstitute your dehydrated water by adding an equivalent quantity of DHMO. When you add it to the Instant Water, just make sure that you wear a respirator, and stir gently but virgorously.

Dave

 

[turnkey4099]

</font><font color="blue" class="small">( </font><font color="blueclass=small">( I've heard warnings not to use either synthetic or natural air that was bottled in the Southern Hemisphere. Never got an explanation as to why but I am careful to avoid it.

Harry K )</font>

It causes your tractor tires to spin in the opposite direction.

Ah! Makes sense. Someoe told me it caused the tractor to rollover.

Harry K



...Tony )</font>

 

[NewToy]

I'm going to take a plant tour down in Mt. Airy to get to the bottom of this.

 

[slowrev]

I would recommend "instant air" for long term storage of air for emergencies. It is de-aereated air, Just add air as needed to reactivate as much as you need at the time for emergency shelters and such. Note this is a breathable MSHA approved product and will cost more than the AG and commercial grade products.

Ben

 

[Farmwithjunk]

Is there such thing as "synthetic hot air" for those occasions when it becomes neccissary to debate politics, religion, tractor brand, motorcycle manufacturers or motor oil? (If not, I just stumbled on to a niche market that will make us all wealthy beyond our wildest dreams)

 

[slowrev]

The EPA banned the manufacture of synthetic hot air as they decided there was already a vast surplus of natural hot air and making synthetic hot air would only accelerate global warming.

Ben

 

[alan40]

Up here in Vermont we use Dairy air. It has to be replaced about every 6 -8 months that's why tourist stay away around May and September. Too much Dairyair! /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif Of course it's free so it's to good of a deal to turn down and the farmer's have so much there glad to get rid of it. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif Now that the goverment is getting envolved it'll ruin a good deal.
Take care!

 

[Volfandt]

I been using POA (plain ole air) going on 4 score and ahhhhh, well along time now and I ain't gonna change now cause it's the "in-thang" too!
Why I just noticed on our brand new interstate info boards that the air quality was down so it recommended to use mass transit.
Well, I know a feller what knows a feller thats related to another feller who's sister was married to another feller what works at the local mass transit shop and he say's all they got around their garage is a bunch O' hot air so, if'n I'm gonna change air it'll be some of that hot air and not no fancy smanchy syn air!

Volfandt

 

[LSmith]

</font><font color="blue" class="small">( I just stumbled on to a niche market that will make us all wealthy beyond our wildest dreams )</font>

I think BOC Gasses beat yall to it (See attachment) /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

BTW What attachment is best for mowing astroturf?