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Posted by Roger Shoaf on April 6, 2007, 7:38 pm
Vinegar will do nothing, and you do not want to mix it with bleach.
Vinegar is used to de-lime, and to prevent bacteria from taking hold Pickle
making) not to kill it off. The bacteria in your cooler may be able to
survive vinegar but chlorine does all the buggies in.
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Roger Shoaf
If you are not part of the solution, you are not dissolved in the solvent.
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> Yeah, at $12/month I would have bought it already. Its mine. The one we
> have at home has been in great shape for several years. In sunlight too.
> Though its usage is far more then the one I have here at the office.
> Looks like I'm off to get the bleach and vinegar...
> Thanks,
> Scott<-
> > Do you own the dispenser, or are you renting it from a water delivery
> > company? If you're renting it, they might either clean it for you or
swap
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> > it out for a new machine. Otherwise, you've got to clean ti yourself, as
> > others have recommended.
> > Karen
> > Scott Townsend wrote:
> >> So I have a GE water dispenser that has Hot, Cold and a 'Fridge'
> >> So lately the watter is coming out either Green or Brown, (I'd have to
> >> ask someone as I cant see the difference between the two colors)
> >> The Water in the 5 gallon bottle is clear and looks clean. If I fill a
> >> few glasses of water it comes clear. The unit is in my office, which
> >> usually has the lights off and has never seen the light of day. So Its
> >> not algee from the sun or anything.
> >> 1) What is it?
> >> 2) Why is it there?
> >> 3) what is the best way to get rid of it?
> >> there is still about 3 gallons of water in the bottle. Any tricks for
> >> getting the bottle off without making a mess?
> >> Thanks,
> >> Scott<=-
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> have at home has been in great shape for several years. In sunlight too.
> Though its usage is far more then the one I have here at the office.
> Looks like I'm off to get the bleach and vinegar...
> Thanks,
> Scott<-
> > Do you own the dispenser, or are you renting it from a water delivery
> > company? If you're renting it, they might either clean it for you or