There are no chemicals in water in Europe. How do you explain their demented behavior?
They’re human lol
There are no chemicals in water in Europe. How do you explain their demented behavior?
They’re human lol
I stopped showering and brushing my teeth long ago.
So more toxic than lead. Yet somehow we consume a shit ton of it and don't die..
Otherwise a whole-house distillation system with steel pipes and magnet ends for the heavy metals is the ultimate option for daily home use.
Magnet ends? Heavy metals like lead are not ferromagnetic.
Is lead in stainless 300 series steel?
If you didn't mean to imply that magnets are supposed to pull out the heavy metals, then I misunderstood.
In a closed loop system with steel pipes, the metals in the alloy are all you have to worry about.
I drink out of the tap all the time why don’t you explain why I’m So rebellious
Ur not rebellious
i’ve heard you need an activated aluminum filter to remove any fluoride out of your city water. then you need the standard carbon and RO. and RO ends up dumping a ton of ‘waste’ water. after all the filters and maintenance, you are spending a lot of money and time, and still paying a water bill. you are best off getting the fuck out of the city and digging a well.
Reclamation systems are simple, cheap and easy if you already have a distiller.
if you are distilling, do you need to add any minerals back if you are drinking it?
Yes, look up Santeria mineral stones, they’ve tripled in price but I guarantee you’ve never had water this good (paired with distilled, not filtered or RO’d). My family bought this shitty gravity filter with these exact rocks, it made the water taste okay, but I remembered them a decade later when I bought a countertop distiller. Glass jugs with these rocks at the bottom (filled with rocks one at time tilted sideways), sloshed with distilled water a couple times (too much tastes like rocks), and you get the best tasting water you’ve ever had. Only thing I’ve found that comes close is alkaline bottled water, but the flavor of plastic is so fucking apparent in everything, it makes the plastic-free glass jug distilled rock water second to none. Yes it’s a few hundred dollars, but it’s already paid for itself several times over just a few years in.
The water carafe is delicate, if you get one ever.
You can distill it for drinking and cooking at least. Distillation removes everything. I have a countertop distiller and it's only a tiny inconvenience. Not one person has made a comment about it being weird which surprised me and a lot of people have asked how I get my water to taste so good.
That doesn't explain the daily riots in Portland, Or which is still 100% non-fluoridated.
Riots are (((fueled)))
Tom's makes really good toothpastes that are fluoride-free and found in most stores where toothpastes are sold.
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=tom%27s+toothpaste+without+fluoride&t=samsung&iax=images&ia=images
I stopped looking at Tom's in my local grocery store, as they didn't carry fluoride-free. Just took a peek, and they now have both fluoride-free and "anti-cavity" (with fluoride). I've been done with them. Too many brands online that haven't sold out. That said, they probably still are good toothpastes.
They are owned by Colgate, I avoid them. Kiss My Face or charcoal toothpaste are good.
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