Re: Pool water, TAP Water..

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>Subject: Re: Pool water

>Date: Sat, 02 Sep 2000 14:51:38 -0500

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>how about chlorine in drinking water, sometimes there is so much chlorine

>in

>the tap water here, it smells like a pool.

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Our tap water was the same, smell almost knocked us out, tasted horrid! i

called the water board and after testing they said the levels were

'acceptable' also told they use aluminium filters !!

The written report on the contents of our water made me decide a water

filter was a priority. You can do this with a filter jug or have a filter

cartridge attatched to your cold water supply pipe, anyway it's made a vast

difference to both the quality and smell of our water, tastes and looks

clearer, MUCH better- and No smell.

best wishes,

Margaret.

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[Guest guest]

My husband works for a local water company. While the water indeed has

chlorine in it you have to realize that bottled water is not monitored

whatsoever. Very often the water is simply taken out of a tap somewhere else

and bottled. Don't be fooled into thinking that you are doing something

better for your family. You could in fact be giving them something that

could harm them because there are no regulations.

[Guest guest]

Another thing about the bottled water -- the water plant where my husband

works tested many different types of bottled water -- over 70% had bacteria

in it. There is no expiration date on bottled water. Once the bacteria has

entered the water it can grow without any resistance.

[Guest guest]

> My husband works for a local water company. While the water indeed has

> chlorine in it you have to realize that bottled water is not monitored

> whatsoever. Very often the water is simply taken out of a tap somewhere

else

> and bottled. Don't be fooled into thinking that you are doing something

> better for your family. You could in fact be giving them something that

> could harm them because there are no regulations.

I was on a silver colloidal list and we were always discussing the quality

of bottled distilled water. We use steam distilled water to make colloidal

silver. One of the men on the list had to go and repair the equipment at a

bottled place and they were still running the bottles through even though

the equipment was broke! We found out that the quality of the distilled

water varied from month to month and batch to batch. I got tired of trying

to find good steam distilled water and bought my own distiller. --Betty

[Guest guest]

> My husband works for a local water company. While the water indeed has

> chlorine in it you have to realize that bottled water is not monitored

> whatsoever. Very often the water is simply taken out of a tap somewhere

else

> and bottled. Don't be fooled into thinking that you are doing something

> better for your family. You could in fact be giving them something that

> could harm them because there are no regulations.

I was on a silver colloidal list and we were always discussing the quality

of bottled distilled water. We use steam distilled water to make colloidal

silver. One of the men on the list had to go and repair the equipment at a

bottled place and they were still running the bottles through even though

the equipment was broke! We found out that the quality of the distilled

water varied from month to month and batch to batch. I got tired of trying

to find good steam distilled water and bought my own distiller. --Betty

[Guest guest]

I bought mine from http://www.discountjuicers.com/waterwise4000.html The

Water Wise 4000 Water Distiller. They have others but this one was

recommended to me. They don't give their discount price on the web but

email it back quickly to you. --Betty

----- Original Message -----

From: Reichert <4sweetp@...

> where do you find a distiller?!?!?!?!?

[Guest guest]

Randee

I just purchased a BRITA wtaer filter that attaches to the faucet.

Ever since we have put this on ( 3 days now ) my son asks for water WITHOUT

ANY JUICE. This is a great step for my son the juice lover. Also the water

tastes sooooo much better with NO after taste. This cost $40 at Walmart and

the filters are $27 for 3, change the filter every 2-3 months or so. At

Walmart the filters are $16-19 a piece.

Terry.B ( GLAD that Nik is discovering other drinks )

[Guest guest]

Randee

I just purchased a BRITA wtaer filter that attaches to the faucet.

Ever since we have put this on ( 3 days now ) my son asks for water WITHOUT

ANY JUICE. This is a great step for my son the juice lover. Also the water

tastes sooooo much better with NO after taste. This cost $40 at Walmart and

the filters are $27 for 3, change the filter every 2-3 months or so. At

Walmart the filters are $16-19 a piece.

Terry.B ( GLAD that Nik is discovering other drinks )