Of course it has suspended solids,all sort of minerals. That water comes
straight from the aquifer. [well water]
What is being said is that having a Tyndal Effect is no indication of
what's causing it, so, it's not a test for the presence of silver. It is a
test for the presence of nearly anything that can be suspended in water.
ken
At 11:13 AM 7/21/00 -0400, you wrote:
Ode Wan Coyote wrote:
> ## sorry , not reliable at all. My tap water has a good strong Tyndal
> Effect.
I wouldn't drink it. Are you allowing time for the bubbles to settle
out? Tap
water should have NO tyndall, since it indicates suspended solids.
Marshall
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