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GYT,
The Theory Goes - The Cat Litter (Kitty Litter) absorbs Moisture and holds the Moisture around the Ground Rod / Tube Area. This improves the Ground Conductivity and the effectiveness of the Ground System. (In Theory) READ - Great Ground with Kitten Litter [ Bentonite ] - by Guy Atkins on HCDX - August 10, 2000 http://www.hard-core-dx.com/nordicdx...bentonite.html Bentonite is great for getting an excellent conductive ground. "GROUND ROD SOIL" My General Recommendation for Ground Rod Soil is to take the Original Soil from the Ground Rod Hole or Trench and create a "50 / 50 Mixture" of original Soil (50%) and the other (50%) made up of these parts of 1/2 "Bentonite" (clay kitty litter); 1/3 Epson Salt; and 1/6 Copper Sulfate works well 'in-the-ground' around ground rod. Then Repeatly Water this down and 'tamp-it-down' lightly over the next few days. hope this helps - iane ~ RHF |
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