ophiura
Active Member
Originally Posted by Bonebrake
True distilled water should be as pure or more pure than reverse osmosis. True distillation is boiling water and collecting the water vapor or steam in separate container so all that you have in it is pure water (some distilleries in the past used copper storage, so some copper would leak out, this is no longer the case for modern distilleries.) Reverse osmosis is filtering through an incredibly small membrane, so small ions like nitrate, phosphate, etc. can sneak through with the water.
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True distilled water should be as pure or more pure than reverse osmosis. True distillation is boiling water and collecting the water vapor or steam in separate container so all that you have in it is pure water (some distilleries in the past used copper storage, so some copper would leak out, this is no longer the case for modern distilleries.) Reverse osmosis is filtering through an incredibly small membrane, so small ions like nitrate, phosphate, etc. can sneak through with the water.
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