Hi Ode. I guess, what we have here, is a failure to communicate. ;-) I know they will not cancel each other out. What I meant by going back to neutral was that you had said the h3o and acid/alkaline water would stay that way forever, as they are simply water.
But then as Sharlene stated, according to the Kangen company, the water holds the acid or alkaline rate for a few days. Apparently they go back to normal ph (around 7 or whatever the base of the water was that was used?) after a while. So I did not mean that the acid/alkaline would cancel each other, but that they would revert back to 7ph whether that was acid or alkaline after a few days. And again--does adding salt (and how much) to the water in a home made ionizer make h3o, or "just" regular acid/alkaline water as per Kangen. They do not call their acid water h3o. Is the acid water actually h3o, miracle water, or simply acid water? Is there even a difference in these 3 waters? I'm still confused about the difference in the waters coming out of the home made ionizers. Perhaps they are all the same water--just being called H3O by one company, miracle water by another, and acid water by another? Thanks, Renee -------Original Message------- "Electrolysis" produces both [+] and [-] ionic products in equal proportions. +1 [+] -1 = zero No matter what you are making, if they are kept apart,[by whatever means] they won't neutralize each other.
