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RO Water
- Thread starter GarretD
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GigaFemto
Grandmaster Brewer
You can't see it because it is transparent. ;D
More seriously, it is listed as Distilled Water: pH of 7 and no minerals.
--GF
More seriously, it is listed as Distilled Water: pH of 7 and no minerals.
--GF
Oginme
Grandmaster Brewer
Unless you have an analysis on any residual minerals and salts which may be left in the water, then I would do as GigaFemto recommends and use distilled water as your base. If you are adding any appreciable amount of salts to treat your water, the small variation of any residuals in your RO water should be minimal.
Oginme said:Unless you have an analysis on any residual minerals and salts which may be left in the water, then I would do as GigaFemto recommends and use distilled water as your base. If you are adding any appreciable amount of salts to treat your water, the small variation of any residuals in your RO water should be minimal.
Ive tested 4 batches of RO water from my local store and my Solids meter says 0 on 3 of them and 2 on one. So I can tell you 99% of RO water is virtually mineral free.