Why do you have to disassemble it to run an antifungal through it? Is it 100% clogged or something? I don't know if I would feel safe letting my plants eat full strength H2O2. You say it's not possible to flush it out using the pump to circulate a harsh cleaner. Well I agree, but why can't you circulate an organic antifungal? What am I not understanding here? I'm not saying you're wrong, I don't even have an Aerogarden. I just don't get it. If it were me, I would be spraying an antifungal on top, and circulating an antifungal underneath (if possible).

Mr. snotty, uh I mean word sandwich, if there is more than one outlet in the line for the pump, is there some way you could make several, or at least an extra one, flow through one opening? Could you make a T or Y in the line, and force two into one delivery system? I'm thinking the extra pressure could help blow the snot out better? Am I making any sense at all?

Well I hope you and jimmy get it figured out and make it a nice learning aid for all who use the garden. I hope you don't think I'm butting in and talking about things I don't know about. I just have always been interested in what the Aerogarden could do if the gardener did things just right and squeezed the maximum capabilities out of it. I'm assuming each grow will get better and better. I must say there's a lot of weird shit involved in these gardens from what I can tell so far. Maybe some day soon I'll see an incredible success story derived from a KISS Aerogarden grow. And I'm rambling.