I've had good luck with my Wal Mart water, the label says:
Bottled by: Tyler Mountain Water Co. Hazelwood, Mo
Source: St. Louis County Municipal Water Supply
Carbon Filtered, Micron Filtered and Ozonated Steam Distillation.
Marshall Dudley wrote:
Yeh consistantly bad for our's. Everyone when they talk about Walmat water
needs
to look at the label and see where it is bottled and who is doing it. Different
parts of the country use different suppliers, and you need to be comparing the
supplier, not simply Walmart water which is meaningless. That is like simply
saying distilled water without giving the brand or bottling plant.
The supplier for Walmart water in Knoxville is horrible. It is so bad I had to
pour the stuff down the drain, it pegged the meters from the start giving
almost 0
volts across the electrodes. Couldn't measure the ppm, it pegs that too..
Marshalll
Jim wrote:
I've found Wal Mart DW very consistant.
Jim
Jay Ice wrote:
Eh not so worried about checking ppm. The main problem I am having is water.
I can't find the brand I was using. So now every time I get a different
brand and make CS it comes out a murky white. So I have trusted it to drink
or spray on me or my plants. I just need a ppm tester to see the quality of
water I have.
Ice
Bottom line, Jay, is that we do not have to make this into rocket
science. It matters not a whit if your brew is actually 22 ppm rather
than 12, or vice versa. Use a good basic process, decent DW and pure
silver, clean and sanitary procedures, and dose for effect.
If you're in a situation where you think it's critical to know exactly
what you have, then you'll be spending a lot more than 60 bucks to
find out.
Hope that helps! You've come along really fast, Jay. Keep up the good
work.
Be well,
Mike D.
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