- Dec 14, 2011
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Last year I lost a cat when draining out my water cooling loop (she was a young shelter kitty, sad her already bad life was cut so short). I don't want this to happen again. One of the major problems is it's not easy to remove the liquid without spilling a single drop. Plus I don't have a container to dump to the stuff into easily without having it open for animals to drink it. Without taking any expensive or hard precautions, I want to prevent it. I was thinking adding a little "Liquid a**" (that's the actual name of the product) to the water to it, but I'm worried it's not long-term safe, or safe at all for that matter, in a loop. Any ideas of something I can add to the loop to add a bad scent that animals hate (ok, butt scent may not be dog-proof)?
**EDIT**
Just to be clear: The cat died from the deadwater in the water (roughly why animals drink anti-freeze, the scent and taste). I basically need a bad scent to cover up the smell of the biocide and drive the animal away. I need to get some additive safe for water cooling loops, for PCs to add. Any non-deadly biocide suggestion would also be helpful.
**EDIT**
Just to be clear: The cat died from the deadwater in the water (roughly why animals drink anti-freeze, the scent and taste). I basically need a bad scent to cover up the smell of the biocide and drive the animal away. I need to get some additive safe for water cooling loops, for PCs to add. Any non-deadly biocide suggestion would also be helpful.
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