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 have also given thanks and credit to
Ode, who told me from the beginning that my CS probs were due to the
water, but kept answering questions and helping me also sort through
everything else it could have been, until I finally came to the same
conclusion. Thanks Ode!
I think one reason commercial distilled water didn't work for me is that
it probably comes from the same river water that is my town's water
source. There aren't many other water sources in this area, and indeed
local river water is sold to the next town east where the Coca Cola
bottling plant is (perhaps the bottler of several brands of locally sold
distilled waters?). Some of the water from the river is also sold to
California. It can really be difficult to determine where one's tap
water is coming from these days.
sol
Ode Coyote wrote:
What is in trouble is the "what" part of the contaminants, more so
than the how much.
I would imagine that something like sulphur dioxide in the air would
dissolve into water and really mess things up at pretty low
concentrations, whereas calcium salts may not, at twice the
concentration.
Sol uses 'a few' of the same generators that others can make good CS
with, starting with 5+ uS water.
Ode
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