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    Posted: September 05 2014 at 3:02pm
Can I put carbon on top of phos ban in a reactor?
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You could, but GFO needs to tumble.
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ok so maybe not a good idea. Thanks
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When I only had one reactor, I put carbon between two sponges on the bottom then gfo up top. The gfo was free to tumble.
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