[Barnes Wallis]

Like for washing your face, hair or teeth?

Wondering if it can lead to purer skin maybe.

[EandM]

Makes extremely good tea

[Dave Garrett]

http://www.freedrinkingwater.com/water_heal/medical2/acne102-moisturizing-skin-with-pure-water.htm

[Barnes Wallis]

I'm not sure about drinking it, but hair washing could be a distinct possibility.  I used to live in Wales, and the water was soft there, so left your hair lovely and soft too.  That was when I had more hair than now, of course.

Maybe rinse my crayfish in it.

[rosskesava]

Most coffee shops that have cappuccino machines, or what ever they're called, have a di vessel on the water inlet.

[craig mcneil]

I remember reading on the forums a year or so back that drinking your purified water could make you really ill. I suppose it depends if you use an RO or just a DI cannister.

[Spruce]

If you don't put the product water through industrial resin then you shouldn't have a problem. There is a food grade resin (approved by FDA) that should be alright.

The Merlin was originally designed as an under counter r/o to provide purish water to the kitchen. (Purish as it is only about 90% efficient at removing minerals.) Window cleaners found it works ok with WFP as it produces water quickly.

[G Griffin]

I pop my teeth into a glass of pure water every night before I hit the hay, with no problems. 

[Barnes Wallis]

Top tip, that, thanks.