After lots of issues with water in the past, I want to get a more serious filter than the Brita pitcher. I will need to get one that attaches to faucet, rather than to plumbing b/c of apartment rules. Or if there is a great pitcher system (I have heard of a new one called Zero Water that

Anyone interested in meeting this Sunday at Kaffe 1668 at 3PM (275 Greenwich Street in Manhattan) please PM me here by Thursday night (I won't have email access this weekend) so I can get an idea of who is coming and I can get your contact info. P.S. This is for any new respondents. I already indivi...

Wow-Jim. I have been trying to formulate my reply, still coming from a position of lack of full comprehension of all this stuff. I had already read through half of your "insanely long FAQ" before posting my question. I do have problems fully understanding the science and the math of it all. So here ...

What are calibration buffers? Thanks

I appreciate your reply but I am not technically oriented (building stuff) and hope to buy one already made. Thanks though! Anyone have any reccs for ones I can buy already made?

I would like to find out if, when you have a boiler made of anything besides aluminum (let us say it is stainless steel, brass or copper or those with some non-aluminum coating like nickel), is it still imperative to have a neutral pH (around 7)? I found out why it is crucial to an aluminum boiler. ...

There are some from $28 to $40 on the low end I have seen online. I would like to get a recc for a reputable brand though--accuracy is important. I basically need an "instant read" type you just put in your water to read and which will read instantly as you add baking soda to adjust. I

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Hey Thanks--Joe Glo achieved miracles in about 20 mins! The "accessories" are all shiny again