Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: leights on December 29, 2010, 05:25:32 pm
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i know ul prob not reply as u all love me, but was asked if you could drink after its been filterd, ??
any ans will help him, not me lol...
il just pass info on..
they only drink filtered water as its better, then asked bout my systems. cheers allllllll
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No, possible chance of catching legionaires disease if its been sat in a tank for a while, stick to the beer its safer. ;)
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Merlin RO would be OK that designed for drinking water.
DI, I can only go be experience; when we first started out using it a guy who worked for us was drinking it, against my requests, for about a week. He was off work for a week with the squits.
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Hi Leights, my understanding is it is safe to drink but don't because it is not "manufactured" for human consumption. There is the risk of legionaires disease for one thing..
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thanks all, good info there,
il pass it on, and rem it in the summer for my self haha
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di gives you a sore throat.
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http://www.finishing.com/110/17.shtml
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I used to drink it but found it made me more thursty the more I drank.
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i wouldnt drink it , it does dry the skin out , and i reckon it rotts wood .
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read u catch legionaires by inhaling in to lungs,not by drinking
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why dont you try and drink it and let us know. ;D ;D ;D
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The DI resin we use is NOT food grade. Don't drink it. RO water should be fine.
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i wouldnt drink it , it does dry the skin out , and i reckon it rotts wood .
Is it rotting your false gnashers, midsy?
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iv drank it if ive been desperate for a drink. tatses odd tho
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i tend to use it in the kettle it doesnt give off that "disenfected/chlorine" taste and therefore doesnt spoil the coffee