What Is the pH of Distilled Water? Distilled water is known for its neutrality. It typically has a pH level of 7, making it neither acidic nor alkaline. A pH of 7 is considered neutral on the pH scale, which ranges from 0 (most acidic) to 14 (most alkaline). This neutrality means that distilled … [Read more...]
Why You Should Take Control of Your Drinking Water
Why You Should Take Control of Your Drinking Water Have you ever wondered what is in your tap water? Have you been told there is a boil alert in your area? Are you concerned about farm runoff, viruses, or bacteria in your water? Have you recently read articles about people getting sick in different … [Read more...]
Drinking Distilled Water for Heart Health
Drinking more water is good for your heart, according to researchers. Many people are dehydrated and don't realize it. Study after study indicates that being well hydrated is vital to maintain one's health, from helping internal organs work optimally to improving one's skin. Did you know that the … [Read more...]
10 Ways to Use Pure Distilled Water for Thanksgiving
If you are getting excited for Thanksgiving and have been dreaming of turkey, stuffing, and cranberry sauce, there’s one more item to add to the list, pure distilled water. Water is an essential part of many recipes, so why add extra ingredients like lead, arsenic, nitrates, micro-plastics, or … [Read more...]
Healthy Drinking Water
Drinking water is in. It’s a HUGE social trend! Hydro Homies with their memes, VSCO girls with their hydroflasks, and even dedicated Twitter accounts and Apps will remind you to stay hydrated and drink water. Health gurus, YouTubers, coworkers, family, and friends all ask if you’re drinking enough … [Read more...]
Potential Threat to Drinking Water Supply!
This weekend it was reported from Kosovo, which lies between Serbia and Albania, that the authorities cut off the water supply in the capital Pristina after five people were arrested on terrorism charges. They were “acting suspiciously” near the reservoir which supplies water to half of … [Read more...]
The Economics of Water Shortage
When there are water shortages, conservation means seeing lawns dry out and plants die. But there’s another side this problem as many residents of California are discovering. There are fixed costs in operating a water treatment plant. In normal times this cost is offset by revenues from consumer … [Read more...]
Be Prepared
When I was a young boy I was a member of the Boy Scouts. This is a wonderful organization which taught young boys so many basic skills. The Boy Scouts had a motto: “Be Prepared”. These two words have so much meaning across life when you think about it. Apply these to your life and instill … [Read more...]
Water Quality in a Drought
The Great California Drought: It’s been all over the news lately that California is getting into more and more trouble with the continuing drought and dwindling water supply. Not enough people are conserving it, crops need it and enforcing conservation is extremely difficult. While everyone is … [Read more...]
Fluoride – The Aging Factor
Fluoride is very much in the news again as more and more of the dangers of fluoride come to light. In this article we will discuss the top dangers of fluoride. From a historical perspective, I find it very interesting to note that the very first customer for a Pure Water distiller was a lady here … [Read more...]
The Legacy of Floods
During the Missouri River flooding during the Spring and Summer of 2011, the City of Omaha sewage treatment plant had to release millions of gallons of raw sewage into the Missouri River daily. On some days the release reached 9 million gallons. In reality, it’s a small total compared to the … [Read more...]
So how bad was the Japanese Nuclear Meltdown?
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