water distiller/Doc?

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-I was thinking of getting a distiller but read somewhere that as I am

on well water, if there are any pesticides/herbicides it could

potentiate them even tho it would be a very small percentage that ws

not destroyed in the distilling. Have you heard this ? Was also told

the RO would take care of any problems but frankly that would be very

expensive to use as it would keep well pump running all the time

hette

-- In herbal remedies , " Dr. Ian Shillington "

<DocShillington@K...> wrote:

> This is a great little unit. I had one that was used 24 hours a day

and lasted several years. It also has a post carbon filter on it that

adds a little sparkle to the water and gets rid of the flat taste.

>

> Overall - worth every penny.

>

> Love,

>

> Doc

[Guest guest]

I doubt very much if a distillery would potentiate the pesticides / herbicides in your well water. Even Bach Flower Essences require "mineral" water in order to carry a "signature" and distilling removes all minerals so I don't see any possibility of this happening.

 

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hettenna

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Saturday, August 20, 2005 7:58 PM

Herbal Remedies - Re: water distiller/Doc?

-I was thinking of getting a distiller but read somewhere that as I am on well water, if there are any pesticides/herbicides it could potentiate them even tho it would be a very small percentage that ws not destroyed in the distilling. Have you heard this ? Was also told the RO would take care of any problems but frankly that would be very expensive to use as it would keep well pump running all the time :(hette-- In herbal remedies , "Dr. Ian Shillington" <DocShillington@K...> wrote:> This is a great little unit. I had one that was used 24 hours a day and lasted several years. It also has a post carbon filter on it that adds a little sparkle to the water and gets rid of the flat taste.> > Overall - worth every penny.> > Love,> > Doc