Now we know.
Well, I've heard water called the "universal solvent," but this is the first time it's been described as a hipster.
His ph test was done incorrectly.
It’s a specific amount of water and a specific number of drops to determine ph.
Not some water in a cup and throw a drop or two in there.
There's a difference between simplifying a subject to reach a broader audience and just plain getting things wrong. As noted above, his pH testing was flawed, as was his testing of whatever it was he was testing with the meter, and that "small water" business was just plain nonsense. I don't know if his explanations got any better after that because that's where I punched out.
I don't mean to offend anyone, but based on what I watched of the video, I don't think his advice holds any water...
He also cross-contaminates his samples by putting the meter probe in each without cleaning it in any way.
It's simple, just drink gin, bourbon, beer or whiskey, they've got plenty of trace minerals.
Buffalo Trace minerals
Since we are on the subject of water, how many of you get the 5-gallon jugs at the supermarket from the machine by the checkout?
Stop wasting your money!
That big machine has a filter about the same size as the one you put on your kitchen sink. Just filtering the water that comes into the store. The same water that comes out of the sink in the bathrooms.
My wife is super picky/sensitive to taste and only really likes the water that comes out of our Zero Water pitcher.
Stop wasting your money!
That big machine has a filter about the same size as the one you put on your kitchen sink. Just filtering the water that comes into the store. The same water that comes out of the sink in the bathrooms.
My wife is super picky/sensitive to taste and only really likes the water that comes out of our Zero Water pitcher.
I’ve been using the Zero water filter for over 2 years myself
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