shower filters
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shower filters
anyone's thoughts?
Re: shower filters
must b good if they can filter chloride
can it?
can it?
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Re: shower filters
Why wash yourself with toxic water? Just use your drinking water filter and collect a bucket or two. Have a bucket bath! Stand in shower and wash with a soft cloth from buckets.Originally posted by rafaelo:
anyone's thoughts?
Or move to the country and collect rainwater to wash in OR move to NZ, nice water here.
Brahmz
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Zenibee wrote in another thread:
Hey Gang,
I just came across this Rainshower Filter from the Heritage Store website (you might use their rose water...they also sell a lot of Edgar Cayce remedies) It's supposed to eliminate over 90% of chlorine and other contaminents from tap water. Looks worth checking out.
http://www.caycecures.com/Holiday/catal ... shower.htm
water softener
The link for the above has changed; it is:
http://caycecures.com/catalog/rainshower.html
Does a home water softener create water that is suitable for drinking as well as washing the skin? I believe it is high in sodium (from the column in its mechanism that exchanges the minerals) so perhaps it is especially not good for drinking? (too much salt)....
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http://caycecures.com/catalog/rainshower.html
Does a home water softener create water that is suitable for drinking as well as washing the skin? I believe it is high in sodium (from the column in its mechanism that exchanges the minerals) so perhaps it is especially not good for drinking? (too much salt)....
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