- Tue Apr 26, 2022 12:29 am
#409226
Howdy
Today I went to Walmart in search of the gallon jugs of distilled water that they usually carry, but they were out. Sad and defeated, I slowly start to make my way out of the water section, when suddenly, I pass by a Primo water machine, and I think to myself, "hey, I wonder if this has an option for distilled or reverse osmosis water," and low and behold, it says right on the five step process info that the water is purified via reverse osmosis. So I go ahead and get five gallon jug of it, then test it with a tds meter when I get home, which comes out to about five tds. Now I'm just wondering if there's any way anything else gets added to the water that I'm not aware of, or that the tds meter doesn't pick up? I've never really heard anyone talking about getting pure water this way, so I'm kind of assuming something's up with this method. Any input?
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Today I went to Walmart in search of the gallon jugs of distilled water that they usually carry, but they were out. Sad and defeated, I slowly start to make my way out of the water section, when suddenly, I pass by a Primo water machine, and I think to myself, "hey, I wonder if this has an option for distilled or reverse osmosis water," and low and behold, it says right on the five step process info that the water is purified via reverse osmosis. So I go ahead and get five gallon jug of it, then test it with a tds meter when I get home, which comes out to about five tds. Now I'm just wondering if there's any way anything else gets added to the water that I'm not aware of, or that the tds meter doesn't pick up? I've never really heard anyone talking about getting pure water this way, so I'm kind of assuming something's up with this method. Any input?
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