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| silene |
| why does it start tasting funny after a while? :conf: |
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| Dr. DAS |
| quote: | Originally posted by silene
why does it start tasting funny after a while? :conf: |
AIDS |
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| KiNeTiC ENeRgY |
| ....is still tap water. |
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| echosystm |
| quote: | Originally posted by silene
why does it start tasting funny after a while? :conf: |
plastic is estrogenic
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YOURE GONNA GROW ! |
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| Dr. DAS |
I turned it into wine.
You're welcome. |
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| david.michael |
| quote: | Originally posted by silene
why does it start tasting funny after a while? :conf: |
The greater questions are:
- how do you know?
- why do you care? |
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| SteelWolf |
| Little trick - take a 1 liter water bottle. Add a HALF CAPFUL of chlorine (as in the BOTTLE CAP from the liter water bottle) to the water, shake well. It will keep the water bacteria free. It won't hurt you don't worry, ever drank pool water on accident? This solutin has far les chlorine in it, it hardly effects the flvor of the water at all. Iodine or iodine tablets works too, but the taste leave much to be desired. Its a good way to stock pile water for a long period of time, plus it works great out in the woods too. |
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| david.michael |
Is Dasani ever in that short of supply that you've gotta Clorox it?
Things are different in Iraq, I guess, but damn. |
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| SteelWolf |
| quote: | Originally posted by david.michael
Is Dasani ever in that short of supply that you've gotta Clorox it?
Things are different in Iraq, I guess, but damn. |
HAHA No we have plenty of bottled water here... its some generic brand.
That was just my advice to the original poster to keep water fresh tasting and bacteria free for long times in a plastic bottle |
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| DigitalPhoenix |
| quote: | Originally posted by Dr. DAS
I turned it into wine.
You're welcome. |
Z0MG...Jesus! |
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| echosystm |
I was being serious btw.
| quote: | | If it's a clear, hard, polycarbonate plastic bottle, it might contain a compound called bisphenol A, also known as BPA. It can act as a synthetic estrogen. |
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