Salt Issues: Fritz RPM

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Hopefully this is a quickie.

Getting to the end of my Fritz RPM (blue box). Been open about 4 months. Latest batch mixed to 4.5 alkalinity by Salifert and Red Sea, 1.026 sg by calibrated refractometer. Yes I mixed the box when I got it.

Before I switch brands, did I do anything wrong? Is Fritz still having quality control issues?
 

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Why do people use anything besides IO? Never any issues
 
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I’m guessing that the lack of response to this thread other than a snide remark means that a) this issue has been brought up a million times already or b) I’m dumb.

Either way I switched to Tropic Marin lol.
 

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I’m guessing that the lack of response to this thread other than a snide remark means that a) this issue has been brought up a million times already or b) I’m dumb.

Either way I switched to Tropic Marin lol.
so you gave up on Fritz? i was thinking of switching to them... I heard someone else complain that the alk was sky high after mixing?
 

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I was having an ALK problem with HW salt mixing at like 6-6.5 (Salifert and Red Sea). Then I switch to Fritz, and it mixes a bit higher, but still lower than the target ALK, so I am wondering if it is something to do with my mixing process/environment/container/I dunno. I usually have to add baking soda to bring salt up to 8-8.5.
 
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