Actually, I'm in Scotland 😉, we voted to stay in. Yes distilled water has to be ordered and you have to be careful that it states steam distilled. Obviously it's costly when you include the delivery but I wouldn't try using anything else in th *pup* However if the tap water is not guaranteed safe for drinking (I'm not thinking permanently but since the chemicals used in the treatment plants can't be stockpiled due to short shelf life, then they're may be temporary disruption due to the bottlenecks at Dover) then you reckon it would take a full cup of EIS to a gallon would make it safe to drink? I've tried googling it but get so many conflicting answers
Cheers Kirsteen On 3 March 2019, at 17:00, Sandee George <[email protected]> wrote: Dear Mr Wright when I used to make EIS in England, the problem with the water was getting distilled water, there was only one place I found in those years which was good enough for making EIS in my book. I have never used the tap water to make the product over there, however if you have water to use that is not chlorinated then one cup + of EIS in the water, let us use a gallon for this process. will be enough to do the job. If England gets to the point where you have no water then I suggest you leave and move somewhere else. In my opinion there will not be the problems everyone is talking about if Britexit does come through, no matter which form that happens in, it is all hype !!!!! I remember when some 40 years ago there was the decision to go with the EU, then it was strongly though mad to do so, so reversing it after all these years has become more complex due to the rules and regs which have been put in place over the years - however life goes on with very little change so good luck to you all !!!!! Peace, love, good health, blessings & cheers to all Sandee🐬 An Attitude of Gratitude is Everything [email protected] & or [email protected] Alive Again Colloidal Silver Products Topical Gel & Eye Drops
