Re: Re[2]: Re: OT: Water filters

July 20, 2009

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I have not checked that yet. Thanks for reminding me. I will get back to you on

that. They are about 1500.00 and that includes filters for two years, shipping

and a generator to run the unit if there is no power (which I did not get when I

ordered mine. It was not availiable then) But if you have the ability to get one

though it really is worth it. Its really nice if you want tea, soup or something

that needs hot water.

Anyway, I will check on that and let you know. Great question.

Chris...

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Adler

>> 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 " .

July 20, 2009

I've no experience with these filters. But RO water is usually low ph. I don't

think as bad as distilled water. I

The technology of this product sounds amazing. But is hard for me to grasp as to

how successful the system truely filters out all the ambient pollutants in

indoor air that most places. I mean isn't it true that there are in the air of

most indoor places possibly far more chemicals, dusts and molds than in water

supplies and some very unusual ones especially if you have carpets, etc? Would

be interested in hearing what our list experts think about this. I'd assume

periodic water testing is important.

I know that these units are expensive. Do you know what

the ph

level is of the water that is produced?

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