If I recall correctly, I started this serious thread about a year ago because of iron in my grand daughter's swimming pool. I'm again going to set up this 5000 gallon monster tomorrow. This time I plan to buy "city water." We'll see what happens.
OK,,,,, Then what about iron in your blood???
Do not try to stick weld it.......wire welder might work.
This part is not funny! I learned to weld with a Lincoln 220 "tombstone" about 50 years ago. I now have a little Lincoln wire welder, but I have access to an old tombstone. Both types have left some nasty scars on my wrists -- and my left knee.
I can verify that you can attempt to weld to the iron in your blood with both a stick welder and a wire welder. I've also got proof that you can try to weld to your body parts with an Oxy/Acetylene setup.
Anybody want to see my scars?
