[email protected] wrote: > > snips > "Magic Water" is magnets attached to the water line. > I don't believe that they alter the Ph. > > microwater machines that are made in japan require the water to be > separated via some sort of alternating charged plates separated by a > membrane. you pull acid water off one side if the membrane and alk > water off the other. > > I don't belive that just magnetizing or running a current through the > water will change the Ph.. > Any one with a Ph meter or test strips care to check it out?
Well, I don't have a PH meter, but I added magnets to my extremely low PH well water, to the pipes that is, about 10 years ago. I can firmly attest: the PH does not change! I've used test strips numerous times. The only benefit that I'm aware of is that my copper pipes are no longer "eaten" away by the acid water. They used to be, pre magnets, and I know of at least one neighbor with the same setup that has had to tear out walls to replace disintegrating pipes. I have no explanantion for this! Sharon
