How to check for healthy distilled water? - Page 2
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Pressino
It's not difficult to make your own distilled water. Folks who want to do that might consider getting a stove or countertop distillation set up, like the following (stove top) model from Amazon:
https://www.amazon.com/Roots-Branches-V ... 958&sr=8-5
https://www.amazon.com/Roots-Branches-V ... 958&sr=8-5
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mbirand
thank you for this great information. i apologize for my ignorance but the potassium bicarbonate additive, where do i find it ? any particulars/kinds i should look for ? could you perhaps link me a product you know for reference ?
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LBIespresso
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Quick search on amazon found this: https://www.amazon.it/BICARBONATO-POTAS ... 179&sr=8-1
If you'd rather shop small just make sure it is food grade. I have seen food grade and lab grade and i believe they are different. I got one that was both. Wine and beer brewing supply shops should have it.
If you'd rather shop small just make sure it is food grade. I have seen food grade and lab grade and i believe they are different. I got one that was both. Wine and beer brewing supply shops should have it.
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francesco_ITA (original poster)
Thanks for the hint NelisB, but I have never seen that water. I did a quick google search, but unfortunately it does not seem available in normal supermarkets.You don't have Spa Reine (blue) in Suisse?
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francesco_ITA (original poster)
Thanks Pressino, however, considering the electricity and how hard is our tap water, I am not sure this solution would be at the end cheaper than buying bottled water. Also considering the time involved.Pressino wrote:It's not difficult to make your own distilled water. Folks who want to do that might consider getting a stove or countertop distillation set up, like the following (stove top) model from Amazon:
https://www.amazon.com/Roots-Branches-V ... 958&sr=8-5
Fun fact, I spent two weeks in Italy, and there too, I could find only demineralized water, but no distilled water in shops.
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