I agree with Lehigh -MS-64.
Sorry. Gotta read everything, don't I.
Here is a quote from his first post.
Looks like eBay came down on him. He presently has ZERO item for sale and only 2 item listed as completed.
Sorry to hear about your eBay experience, but you are going to have to leave better links. eBay has already pulled the auction you linked to.
I worked for Xerox for 30 years. Not exactly what is generally called the chemical industry, but I was making their polymer for most of those years.
Perfectly distilled water has a pH of 7.0 - dead neutral.
RWB is mostly correct. The impurities will cause and/or block reactions. Sorry, Rickie. Adding water with a pH of 10 might raise the pH of...
Last time I checked, getting an inheritance did not take anything from the inheritor.
I would not mind Eduard, but the coins I like the most would be pennylady's. She has some gorgeous coins.
In most cases, what you really get is a big waste of energy. Every energy use or transform is less than 100% efficient.
They also replace carbonate, chloride, sulfate, etc. with the hydroxide.
And I used to use 10,000 gallons a day of DI water (~2 micro mhos) plus about 15,000 gallons per day of RO water. Like I said, a water softener...
Can they - yes. However, I doubt that they can do it without it being noticeable to anyone who looks closely. On the other hand, they can do a...
electrically non-conductive - All water is conductive at least to some extent. highly chemically reactive - Depending on how it was made, it...
You did not say that. Here are a couple for you.
Evil?!?!?! Toxic - yes, but so are water, salt, 78% of air, etc.
Anyone got a water softener? That is pretty much what you are drinking!
This is the only one I have.
Look at http://www.cointalk.com/t65813/, the post by Pennylady and snaz. There is something going on with CT.
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