Hi Dorothy,
Maybe your Brita filter is adding contamination to your water or your distiller
tank is "shedding" a little crud after having been run twice and getting heated
up for the first and second time. If the SS tank was treated with anything in
its manufacturing process this might be getting into the DW, though most people
don't test their finished product as you have been doing, and would never know
what you may have just discovered. Probably, a couple more runs with the
distiller might be enough to clean it out and provide you with purer water.
Just a thought or two.
Peter
----- Original Message -----
From: Dorothy Fitzpatrick
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Monday, November 16, 2009 8:52 AM
Subject: Re: CS>tyndall again
Thanks Nevelle, its just the first lot of DW I 'brewed' came out at 000 on
the TDS. This was just water boiled in the kettle and then put in the
distiller. The second lot went through a Brita filter first before boiling and
then steam distilling. after the first time, it read 002 on the TDS so I
distilled it again. Then it came out at 003! I just can't understand it at
all.
The tyndall was in water from the first batch *before* I put the electrodes
in, so I don't understand that at all either. dee
On 16 Nov 2009, at 13:09, Neville Munn wrote:
I get the impression you're concerned about this, why would that be?
Some DW shows TE some don't, some end product shows TE and some don't have
as much, it all depends on which way one parted their hair on the day they
brewed it <g>.
