Re: OT: Water filters

[Guest guest]

There were some models I checked out that were sort of rough out of the box. I

didn't have the feeling that the ones that I saw in person had a very high grade

of stainless. I've heard that RO lowers ph, so I guess that means it takes out

minerals. It is also a costly way to filter water if you are paying monthly fees

for your water.

I don't know. Getting healthy water has been something I haven't figured

out. I think perhaps put right into glass after distillation, or right into

glass reverse osmosis water.

[Guest guest]

Looks like Sam asked the original question? I posted a while back that I had

purchased the filter I was asking about. Thought I would again put the link out.

I have been unbelievably happy. Free, chemical free pure water. Its worth

checking out.

 

http://www.ecoloblue.com/en/technology

Sam,

I don't know enough chemistry to answer your question. Water

softening works by replacing the calcium with sodium. Some of the

magnet companies used to claim the magnetic field has a similar

result. Some seemed to help but there was no real objective

evidence.

Maybe someone else on the list has the answer.

Carl Grimes

Healthy Habitats LLC

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On Sun Jul 12 11:00:29 CDT 2009, Sam <yaddayadda53>

wrote:

> Thanks very much Carl,

>

> I will google this info. Do you think the claim on behalf of the

> company is possible? Or is it more junk-science? Can the

> filtering process transform the chemical structure of the

> hydrofluorosilicic acid into a harmless version? Here is a link I

> found for it on promolife.

> " http://www.promolif e.com/bed- and-bath/ shower-and- bath-filters/ wellness-

shower-head- w/-built- in-water- filter/prod_ 1269.html " .