Hi Jack,
Hmm. I recommend Walgreen's, too. I haven't noticed it says
ozonated, but I don't have a jug around to look at (there are two
other brands of distilled water I can get more conveniently that are
good, and that's what I have right now :)
Ozonated means they pass ozone through the water
It means they use ozone to purify the water ozone is O3 you can get more
info at
http://www.ozone1.com/ozone_info/ozone_q&a.htm
http://www.watertanks.com/category/94.asp
sincerely
Joseph Fritz
At 01:48 PM 7/23/2002 -0700, you wrote:
Do you know what ozonated means?
If so share please, because
> From: "Dean T. Miller"
>
> HOWEVER, some distilled water seems to be ozonated after distillation
> -- at least it says so on the label. I steer clear of that stuff.
Hi Dean,
I've heard that, but no one has ever stated why.
Do you know what ozonated means?
If so share please, because the
On Tue, 23 Jul 2002 08:47:09 -0400, Connie
wrote:
>I take it from the absence of response that there is no-one here finding
>merit in the claims that fluoride is in DW?
Nope. None.
>I can assume then that the distilling process does remove the fluoride?
Yes, and chloride, and ...
HOWEVER, so
I test my water everytime I make a batch.I think the whole idea of
DW is that it is completely pure.if it isn'tthen it isn't
DW.Robb
- Original Message -
From: Connie
To: silver- list
Sent: Tuesday, July 23, 2002 8:47 AM
Subject: CS>Fluorid
All compounds of fluoride should be left behind as flouride salts during
distillation.
Marshall
Connie wrote:
> I take it from the absence of response that there is no-one here finding
> merit in the claims that fluoride is in DW?
>
> I can assume then that the distilling process does remove the
"M. G. Devour" wrote:
> I've been drinking distilled water with a pinch of sea salt for months.
> I *thought* I was trying to cut down on my Flouride exposure!
FYI, sea water contains about 1.4 ppm of flouride. Of course a pinch of sea
salt in a glass of water would be much lower than that.
Mar
Connie writes:
> I take it from the absence of response that there is no-one here finding
> merit in the claims that fluoride is in DW?
Since all the DW I've ever bought has had a pretty low concentration of
*anything* (or I wouldn't use it), and tap water has *hundreds* of ppm
of everything und
I take it from the absence of response that there is no-one here finding
merit in the claims that fluoride is in DW?
I can assume then that the distilling process does remove the fluoride?
(I honestly am NOT worried about it, but wondered what others feelings are
on the issue)
TIA,
Connie
--
T
The topic of Fluoride in DW has surfaced on the CSCats-dogs list.
Has anyone any info, or researched this?
Does the distilling process remove the fluoride?
(note: most reference is to bottled water)
>
> BOTTLED WATER AND FLUORIDE INFORMATION
>
> Elaine went to buy fluoride free water to mak
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