Thank you for the reply Meadowlark. I will look further into that option. I am curious how soon you have seen results using this method and wanted to make sure that you felt this was a good option for suspended clay in the water.
I haven't heard from others yet on the Gypsum amount, so I am continuing to investigate on my own. I think I may have erred by putting way too much (1/2 Tablespoon) in the one gallon of water. The results were dramatic and exactly what I wanted. However, I did some conversions from acre-feet to gallons and then from using the weight of gypsum per known volume to the weight per 1/2 tablespoon, and am thinking now that I may have added almost 10X a normal application. I am continuing to work on this by adding gypsum to another gallon using smaller, carefully weighed amounts. I'm using grains because I have a fairly accurate scale that is used for reloading ammo. So far, I have not seen the water clear and I have added 20 grains to the gallon. I am hoping to see the clay "clump" and drop out soon. Thanks again for the post.
