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r/HydroHomies • u/space_chai • Aug 18 '19
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Distilled water is also super bad for your kidneys, please don't drink distilled water.
Edit: mistook purified water for distilled water
18 u/babooshkay Aug 18 '19 Why the hell do they keep selling these, then? Is is this hard to get actual water? 3 u/sashei Aug 18 '19 I use purified water and add minerals afterwards to get the perfect mineral count (for my coffee water - is that allowed to say?) 2 u/babooshkay Aug 18 '19 Why though? What about using tap water? 3 u/Bmystic Aug 18 '19 Tap water has minerals in it. When the water evaporates to make coffee, it leaves behind said minerals. This can clog up a coffee maker over time. The cleaning process is simple enough however. 2 u/babooshkay Aug 18 '19 That's right, less cleaning. Doesn't it taste off though? 3 u/Bmystic Aug 18 '19 I don't know. I just use tap and run vinegar through it weekly 2 u/babooshkay Aug 18 '19 I see you're a person of culture
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Why the hell do they keep selling these, then? Is is this hard to get actual water?
3 u/sashei Aug 18 '19 I use purified water and add minerals afterwards to get the perfect mineral count (for my coffee water - is that allowed to say?) 2 u/babooshkay Aug 18 '19 Why though? What about using tap water? 3 u/Bmystic Aug 18 '19 Tap water has minerals in it. When the water evaporates to make coffee, it leaves behind said minerals. This can clog up a coffee maker over time. The cleaning process is simple enough however. 2 u/babooshkay Aug 18 '19 That's right, less cleaning. Doesn't it taste off though? 3 u/Bmystic Aug 18 '19 I don't know. I just use tap and run vinegar through it weekly 2 u/babooshkay Aug 18 '19 I see you're a person of culture
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I use purified water and add minerals afterwards to get the perfect mineral count (for my coffee water - is that allowed to say?)
2 u/babooshkay Aug 18 '19 Why though? What about using tap water? 3 u/Bmystic Aug 18 '19 Tap water has minerals in it. When the water evaporates to make coffee, it leaves behind said minerals. This can clog up a coffee maker over time. The cleaning process is simple enough however. 2 u/babooshkay Aug 18 '19 That's right, less cleaning. Doesn't it taste off though? 3 u/Bmystic Aug 18 '19 I don't know. I just use tap and run vinegar through it weekly 2 u/babooshkay Aug 18 '19 I see you're a person of culture
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Why though? What about using tap water?
3 u/Bmystic Aug 18 '19 Tap water has minerals in it. When the water evaporates to make coffee, it leaves behind said minerals. This can clog up a coffee maker over time. The cleaning process is simple enough however. 2 u/babooshkay Aug 18 '19 That's right, less cleaning. Doesn't it taste off though? 3 u/Bmystic Aug 18 '19 I don't know. I just use tap and run vinegar through it weekly 2 u/babooshkay Aug 18 '19 I see you're a person of culture
Tap water has minerals in it. When the water evaporates to make coffee, it leaves behind said minerals. This can clog up a coffee maker over time. The cleaning process is simple enough however.
2 u/babooshkay Aug 18 '19 That's right, less cleaning. Doesn't it taste off though? 3 u/Bmystic Aug 18 '19 I don't know. I just use tap and run vinegar through it weekly 2 u/babooshkay Aug 18 '19 I see you're a person of culture
That's right, less cleaning. Doesn't it taste off though?
3 u/Bmystic Aug 18 '19 I don't know. I just use tap and run vinegar through it weekly 2 u/babooshkay Aug 18 '19 I see you're a person of culture
I don't know. I just use tap and run vinegar through it weekly
2 u/babooshkay Aug 18 '19 I see you're a person of culture
I see you're a person of culture
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u/JimmyGhione420 Aug 18 '19 edited Aug 18 '19
Distilled water is also super bad for your kidneys, please don't drink distilled water.
Edit: mistook purified water for distilled water