I'm not certain, but from what I have learned on this list, it would
seem to me better to alternate EIS with acidic water, rather than
combining them.
Why? Because the water devices use calcium tablets as part of the
process of separating water into acidic and alkaline. The calcium
serves mainly (I think) to accelerate the electrolytic process.
(It's also reputedly a good source of dietary calcium)
In any event, mixing EIS with this water, whether acidic or alkaline,
would probably produce sliver salts, which have various drawbacks.
I would alternate myself, if I were trying this. EIS alone might be
just fine, but I like to have more than one tool in my tool chest.
BTW, acidic water can be purchased in Japan in pharmacies. I don't
know about other countries, though.
On Thursday, Sep 28, 2006, at 21:15 Asia/Tokyo, Jackie wrote:
wonder if CS would work in this acidic water, as an additive?
Has anyone ever done this?
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