You get what you paid for?

[Dazmode]

I was really busy testing several waterblocks in last two weeks... As I have to drain the loop all the time I just went for Distilled water from Shoppers. Minerals: 0 ppm.

After some time I noticed that my tubing is not that shiny... so I blamed myself for munching stuff and touching tubes with dirty hands. Not quite.

As I moved to different set up from triple to dual rad, I had to change some tubing and figured out that I got quote a bit of crap inside my tubing.

Free lunch only in mousetrap?

[MpG]

Tygon tubing? Thermochill radiator?

[Dazmode]

Feser360/Tugon tubing. I washed rad pretty good.

[MpG]

Well, over a short period, Tygon generally goes cloudy no matter what.

[enaberif]

I got MasterKleer tubing with distilled water and pt nuke and 0 problems :D

[Chilly]

All tubing clouds eventually, it just matters on the cleanliness of all your internal parts(rad, blocks, etc).

I've personally never had *much* issue with clouding, I mean, yes, my tubing is a little clouded, but for the age of it(3-4yr old tubing), its fairly clean.

[CanadaRox]

There is also often some stuff inside the radiator that can cause the tubing to cloud faster if it isn't cleaned out.

[bojangles]

After reading this I think I'm going to flush out my WCing parts before I even install it, just to be sure.

I'm thinking of going water cooling this summer.

[Dazmode]

I want to retaliate that i did washed every single component, furthermore I did changed water several times (every time I put new CPU block on).

I think cheap water from the store is not that clean as it advertised. I probably could use tap water with same result.

[JD]

Originally Posted by Dazmode

I think cheap water from the store is not that clean as it advertised. I probably could use tap water with same result.

I guess that seems reasonable but it should still be fairly clean if it's sold as distilled...

Though my Feser One also made my tubing cloudy but mine doesn't seem as bad as yours but it could just be your camera/lighting. And I use Primoflex ProLRT, not Tygon.