seltzer

[Guest guest]

Someone asked about using selter and referred to making something with it. As

far as I am aware, seltzer is carbonated water and that is all. You can buy it

in 1 L. bottles and also in cans from some grocery stores. I get it in cans

from Harps--Best Choice brand. The cans are aluminum and I suppose there can be

concern about leaching aluminum into the water. However, we don't drink a lot

and my ASD son drinks only 1-2/wk. I figure the amount of toxins in it to be

less than that gained in so much else in our polluted society. If you bought it

in plastic bottles, you would have to worry about leaching plastics into the

water....

Anyway, seltzer should be legal and have only carbon dioxide and water.

, mom to , age 18 yo with severe ASD, SCD since 9/06

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[Guest guest]

You can buy mineral water in glass bottles and not have to worry about the

leaching. It tastes better too.

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Jim & Carfagno wrote:

Someone asked about using selter and referred to making something with

it. As far as I am aware, seltzer is carbonated water and that is all. You can

buy it in 1 L. bottles and also in cans from some grocery stores. I get it in

cans from Harps--Best Choice brand. The cans are aluminum and I suppose there

can be concern about leaching aluminum into the water. However, we don't drink a

lot and my ASD son drinks only 1-2/wk. I figure the amount of toxins in it to be

less than that gained in so much else in our polluted society. If you bought it

in plastic bottles, you would have to worry about leaching plastics into the

water....

Anyway, seltzer should be legal and have only carbon dioxide and water.

, mom to , age 18 yo with severe ASD, SCD since 9/06

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Ahhh...imagining that irresistible " new car " smell?

Check outnew cars at Yahoo! Autos.