it depends on where you are, the snowmelt is the purest water, and that
is the source for the water at my folk's, then there is the well water
or spring water, which can be mineral, soda, or normal (300ppm). I
didn't miss your point, I just wanted to add some.
On Jun 3, 2008, at 8:49 AM, Jeff Shepler wrote:
Oh it's true you just missed the point. Very low isn't pure!
I've been to the high Sierras and the water was actually so mineral
rich it was milky white....DW will dissolve some metals it's so
aggressive. I'm happy to have learned so much on this subject, I'm
neutral , just learning.
Shep
On Jun 2, 2008, at 11:38 PM, Jeff Shepler wrote:
Mineral devoid water does not exist in nature
Not quite true. The water in the high Sierras is almost pure water,
very very low ionic and/or dissolved content. Just H2O.
The jury is still out on this controversy.
Shep
maybe, if you go by published studies. If you go by what tastes good
to you, and what agrees with you, no studies are needed.
kathryn
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