Fluoride / Chlorine water filter with alkalizer
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Mr.Anderson
Jedi Master
I use a pur filter. I also have a britta. They are relatively inexpensive. They both seem to work well getting rid of chlorine smell and taste. They claim to get rid of fluoride as well. I don't know about alkalization.
Thanks for the replies
Unfortunately, if you want to remove fluoride, you need to spend a lot of cash !!! , the Brita systems do not perform this function.
I am looking at getting alkalized water, with no impurities .... I have checked out Berkey Filters, and would harvest rainwater as it will not contain Fluoride / Chlorine in them.
I am also looking at undersink water filtration system .... only company I have found that provide all options I require are:
http://www.waterus.com/fluoride.htm
From my research, alkalized water plays a very important part in balancing Ph in the body, and will be looking to get this installed as soon as I have picked the best system I can find.
Unfortunately, if you want to remove fluoride, you need to spend a lot of cash !!! , the Brita systems do not perform this function.
I am looking at getting alkalized water, with no impurities .... I have checked out Berkey Filters, and would harvest rainwater as it will not contain Fluoride / Chlorine in them.
I am also looking at undersink water filtration system .... only company I have found that provide all options I require are:
http://www.waterus.com/fluoride.htm
From my research, alkalized water plays a very important part in balancing Ph in the body, and will be looking to get this installed as soon as I have picked the best system I can find.
Mr.Anderson
Jedi Master
I think this is your best bet.
The Pur & Brita will remove copper, mercury, cadmium & chlorine but not Fluoride.
Mountain Crown
The Living Force
Mr.Anderson said:
If the goal is to completely remove fluoride, keep in mind that much of it enters our body when showering/bathing, so an RO filtration system for the whole house works best.
tatanka
The Force is Strong With This One
Jerry said:
I am currently looking for one too and my best finding so far is the water system Chanson. Does alkaline, very alkaline water, acid water (skin, laundry and general cleaning). Seems to be the best product for your money.
http://www.chansonalkalinewater.com/?a_aid=4d9e2e0ea43c4&gclid=COymn5a53akCFYgRNAodCBsTag
Mod's note: Edited to fix the quotation boxes
dant
The Living Force
Water
I was reading this SOTT article:
Pineal Gland and Flouride: The Biggest Cover-Up in Human History
and wanted to ask what our members are doing to filter out
fluoride (and other contaminants) from our water. The article
mentions reverse-osmosis and water distillers.
What I have in mind are automatic water distillers, one
that can be installed between the outside water intake
and that which enters into the home, so that all water
for consumption and use are distilled.
Has anyone found such an appliance?
I have looked at: _http://www.freshwatersystems.com/c-166-water-distillers.aspx
and others but this is not what I am looking for.... I note in this link:
I was reading this SOTT article:
Pineal Gland and Flouride: The Biggest Cover-Up in Human History
and wanted to ask what our members are doing to filter out
fluoride (and other contaminants) from our water. The article
mentions reverse-osmosis and water distillers.
What I have in mind are automatic water distillers, one
that can be installed between the outside water intake
and that which enters into the home, so that all water
for consumption and use are distilled.
Has anyone found such an appliance?
I have looked at: _http://www.freshwatersystems.com/c-166-water-distillers.aspx
and others but this is not what I am looking for.... I note in this link:
Average Joe
Padawan Learner
The problem with distilled water is that it will leach minerals from your body. Not good for regular consumption.
I built a water ionizer to produce alkaline water. This stuff is great, and I would highly recommend investing in (or building) one of these machines. It's a simple electrolyzer with two plates of stainless steel separated by a winding channel which the water travels through. In the middle of the channel is a filter membrane which separates the flows but allows the ions to pass through.
These units also act as a filter of sorts. The chlorine molecules are attracted to the acidic flow because they are positively charged molecules. If you smell the acidic water it has a strong chlorine odor, while the alkaline water has no odor at all.
I suggest reading the explanation of this process at this site: http://www.ionizers.org/alkaline-water.html
Among the questions frequently asked there is the following:
Q: Does it remove fluoride?
A: Fluoride is an acid molecule and the majority of it passes out in the acid stream. I am in possession of a test on a similar system from Sequoia Labs USA showing full removal. Fluoride is a sneaky molecule that can join with other molecules in the water, and so we can't promise total effectiveness.
Here is a picture of the unit I built
dant
The Living Force
I wanted to add:
1. The commercial automatic water filter/distiller system
has to keep the water pressure constant, otherwise
water will not flow well throughout the indoor plumbing
system.
2. I wanted a distiller since it may be cheaper than to
constantly replace filters which are very expensive.
3. Perhaps the "desktop" or "floor" filter/distiller models
are the only systems available since "whole house" water
filter/distiller systems are simply not available?
@AJ:
1. Please forgive my ignorance, but can distilled water be ionized?
Or rather, can distilled water be augmented (Ph) in order to be safely consumed?
2. Since your unit has a disclaimer on Fluoride, it seems crucial that fluoride be removed completely?
The "C"s recommended vitamins/supplements & distilled water for a person who had a
certain aliment. It was inferred(?) that tap water might defeat the "cure".
@thinker:
1. Thanks for the link.
edit: correction
1. The commercial automatic water filter/distiller system
has to keep the water pressure constant, otherwise
water will not flow well throughout the indoor plumbing
system.
2. I wanted a distiller since it may be cheaper than to
constantly replace filters which are very expensive.
3. Perhaps the "desktop" or "floor" filter/distiller models
are the only systems available since "whole house" water
filter/distiller systems are simply not available?
@AJ:
1. Please forgive my ignorance, but can distilled water be ionized?
Or rather, can distilled water be augmented (Ph) in order to be safely consumed?
2. Since your unit has a disclaimer on Fluoride, it seems crucial that fluoride be removed completely?
The "C"s recommended vitamins/supplements & distilled water for a person who had a
certain aliment. It was inferred(?) that tap water might defeat the "cure".
@thinker:
1. Thanks for the link.
edit: correction
