There are various models. Newer ones allow the user to choose pH as I
described.
Older models like mine work the way you describe, though even my old
unit can put out acidic water from the main tube: this setting is to
clean out calcium deposits in the normally alkaline tube, to keep it
from clogging up.
Newer models are remarkable and flexible.
In any case, when making alkaline water, one can catch the runoff
acidic water and use if for various purposes; washing one's face and
hands is a common use. But I don't now what the pH of the runoff is;
I have not checked.
JBB
On Friday, Sep 29, 2006, at 06:46 Asia/Tokyo, Marshall Dudley wrote:
"Jonathan B. Britten" wrote:
I have seen videos showing that this has been done also using acidic
water, in Japan. A man with severe diabetic gangrene also avoided
amputation merely by soaking his foot in acidic water, generated by
one
of the devices that makes alkaline water. The best devices let one
choose the pH, from around 2.6 up to 10, I think.
You actually choose the alkalinity from about 8 to about 12, and the
device
puts out an alkaline flow in one tube and an acid flow in the other.
Therefore for the acid side, you get what you get, that is as you
increase
the alkalinity from 8 to 12, the acid will increase from about 6 down
to
probably 2 or 3, although this probably depends a great deal on the
initial
water's composition and pH.
Marshall
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