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To: Boolish who wrote (143983)1/28/2009 7:30:02 PM
From: Land Shark  Read Replies (1) of 313640
 
Get a RO/DI unit for ultra-pure water.

spectrapure.com



I believe brita will only filter the sediment and doesn't do anything about trace dioxins, heavy metals, chloramines, etc..

One thing, ultra-pure water is corrosive as it's starved for ions. It'll eat your bones in the long term leading to osteoporosis. The best thing is to re-ionize it with some hardness.

Then again, tapwater is probably not that bad to drink either.
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