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Old 04-11-2008, 07:41 PM   #11 (permalink)
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bmshehan do people at your wal mart give you funny looks when you buy 20 gals of water and a case of bottled water for your self?
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Buying your own RO/DI unit is best, then you can test the TDS to keep the water as pure as possible.

A quality RO/DI unit can be had for $175...a worth while investment that will easily pay for it's self when compared to buying bottled distilled water (generally not completely pure) and LFS water.


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