It seems definitely the what here, as well as the concentration, Ode
mentioned to me once that if I can get away with single distilling when
the river is very high, whatever the contaminant is must be in lower
concentration in the town water at those times.
In my reply to Ole Bob, I should
Sol, when you run your still do you blow-off the first steam to the air for
several minutes before you turn the steam into the condensing coils?
If not many components that you don't want go over into your final product.
I knew a doctor in New Orleans who could not use Mississippi
Zero..which can be as high as 2 [which isn't wonderful water] or even
3-4 microsiemens of conductivity [uS]..depending on how accurate your
particular PPM meter is at such low ranges.
Using a PWT or COM-100 .2 uS is the best I've seen. An average good
is around .8 uS
[or somewhere around
At 07:34 PM 4/5/2006 -0700, you wrote:
Sol, if you can't marke good EIS with as PWT reading of 3.0 then your
process is in trouble.
Off line please describe you setup and operating conditions. maybe I can
help you.
What is in trouble is the what part of the contaminants, more so than the
I got my PWT from Trem at Silvergen. I'd also now consider seriously the
Com-100 meter that Silverpuppy sells. It sounds like a nice one, too.
sol
Deborah Gerard wrote:
thanks Sol did you get a pretty good deal with your PWT when you
bought itdeb
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Crystal springs and Morning fresh farms seem to be fairly consistent.
It all varies from jug to jug.
One brand may be .2 uS one day and 2.5 uS, even 5 uS the next visit to the
store.
Ode
At 11:42 PM 4/4/2006 -0400, you wrote:
I'm wondering what brand of distilled water is the purest...
Most distilled water is produced *locally* to where it is sold.
Therefore, it is necessary to try various brands in your area, and see
which one works best for you, or is the least conductive when tested
with a meter (PWT, TDS, COM-100).
Commercially sold distilled water can also be quite
using your TDS what measurements are you looking forTIA...deb
sol sol...@sweetwaterhsa.com wrote: Most distilled water is produced
*locally* to where it is sold.
Therefore, it is necessary to try various brands in your area, and see
which one works best for you, or is the least conductive
I actually use a PWT. A TDS is not sensitive enough for my needs. I need
to have distilled water of no more than .4 uS, which is lower than a TDS
can read, so I was lucky to have chosen a PWT 3 years ago. Commercial
distilled water of all brands that are available where I am read .6 uS
to well
Sol, if you can't marke good EIS with as PWT reading of 3.0 then your process
is in trouble.
Off line please describe you setup and operating conditions. maybe I can help
you.
Ole Bob
sol sol...@sweetwaterhsa.com wrote:
I actually use a PWT. A TDS is not sensitive enough for my
You did help me with this a couple years or more ago. There is
something in the water here that does not distill out easily. .4uS
double distilled water makes perfect CS, .4uS single distilled does not,
except when the river that is the source of the town water is very high.
You helped
thanks Sol did you get a pretty good deal with your PWT when you bought
itdeb
sol sol...@sweetwaterhsa.com wrote: I actually use a PWT. A TDS is not
sensitive enough for my needs. I need
to have distilled water of no more than .4 uS, which is lower than a TDS
can read, so I was lucky to
I'm wondering what brand of distilled water is the purest... ???
I realize this can be also done at home but untill I decide on a suffcient
water distiller, I'm going with something available in stores/online
any suggestions?
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For distilled The one at Kmart is pretty good last time I tested it I believe
its American Fair brand
Take care,
V
I'm wondering what brand of distilled water is the purest... ???
I realize this can be also done at home but untill I decide on a suffcient
water distiller, I'm going
I never checked V...is that steamed? Walgreens sells a steamed distilled one
too..have a good one...deb
V vzo...@yahoo.com wrote: For distilled The one at Kmart is pretty good last
time I tested it I believe its American Fair brand
Take care,
V
I'm wondering what brand of distilled
Hi Deborah,
Yes Steam distilled
Take care,
V
I never checked V...is that steamed? Walgreens sells a steamed distilled one
too..have a good one...deb
V vzo...@yahoo.com wrote: For distilled The one at Kmart is pretty
good last time I tested it I believe its American Fair brand
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