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Potential April 6th Radiation Fallout Map

April 5, 2011 by MyPureWater Leave a Comment

All I have to say is what goes up must come down. Air pollution will turn into water pollution! … [Read more...]

Reverse Osmosis versus Distilled Water

Many people ask about the benefits of drinking water purified by reverse osmosis versus distilled water. Both systems can remove a number of contaminants, but distillation removes more contaminants and more reliably. What is Reverse Osmosis? Reverse Osmosis is a water filtration process designed to remove contaminants and impurities from water. It works by using […]

Deionized Water vs Distilled Water

Understanding the Differences Between Deionized Water and Distilled Water Water, in its purest form, is essential for various industrial, scientific, and everyday applications. However, when water contains impurities, its effectiveness in specific processes can be compromised. This is where different types of purified water come into play. Two of the most common forms of purified […]

The Benefits of Drinking Vapor Distilled Water

What is Vapor Distilled Water? Vapor distilled water is produced through a process that mirrors the natural hydrologic cycle, essentially converting water to vapor and then condensing it back into liquid form. This process involves heating the water to create steam, which rises and leaves impurities behind. These contaminants could be chemicals, bacteria, viruses, or […]

Worried About Pesticides in Drinking Water?

Pesticides have become a cornerstone of modern agriculture, ensuring crops are protected from pests and diseases, thus securing food supplies and economic stability, but at what cost to groundwater, rivers, lakes, and drinking water? The pervasive use of these chemicals has led to significant environmental concerns, particularly regarding water contamination. Why Pesticides are Used Pesticides […]

What is the pH of Distilled Water?

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 water […]

Potential April 6th Radiation Fallout Map

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