water filters

[Guest guest]

herbal remedies , Betty Sanders <makanda1>

wrote:

>Betty, I installed a R.O. system under our kitchen sink for drinking.

It uses charcoal and fiber to reduce stuff in the water. There also

some in-line filters available for install. I suppose one could be

installed at your water heater or even in the line going to your

shower head. I have looked at some of tghese filters, they are okay.

Hope this helps.

>

> Hi everyone-

>

> I need some recommendations for a water filter for my

> sink and shower to get the chlorine and everything

> else out. If you can't post it on the list, please

> email me. Thanks is advance and happy holidays to

> everyone!

>

> Betty S.

>

[Guest guest]

Betty,

 

Here is a link to one my friend just had put in - it filters and

softens the water without salt. This is the one I want but it is

pricey (almost $3,000 but it does the entire house). I have two

filters that we got at home depot - one is for sediment and then the

next in line is charcoal. These are on the water line in the basement

so it filters all of the water in the house. We replace the filters

about once a month. I did have one just for the shower and a Britta

for drinking water but it is so much easier now that all the water is

filtered. Our water is not fluoridated so neither of these filter

systems gets that out.

 

http://www.lifesourcewater.com/

 

Jackie

 

>>Hi everyone-

 

I need some recommendations for a water filter for my

sink and shower to get the chlorine and everything

else out. If you can't post it on the list, please

email me. Thanks is advance and happy holidays to

everyone!

 

Betty S.<<

[Guest guest]

I'm about to make my first batch, and rather than wait until I can

order 4 micron filtration paper from the internet, I wonder if it would

be equally good or better to use a Britta type water filter after using

some paper towels and coffee filters. Would the finished product be

as good as with the 4 micron filtration paper? Also, what effect would

it have on the water filter...would it still be okay to use for water

or should I throw it out? If a Britta filter would work as well as the

filtration paper, it just seems easier to use something that's

available at stores instead of having to order something from a medical

supply company and wait for it. On the other hand, I wouldn't want to

filter out any of the active ingredients.

[Guest guest]

You can use a piece of white cotton cloth as a filter. I have been doing it for the last two years with no problem. If the cloth is big enough, you can squeeze the liquid through (just wash your hands beforehand).

 

Marc Swanepoel

Johannesburg

 

-

Diane

oleander soup

Tuesday, March 14, 2006 2:32 PM

water filters

I'm about to make my first batch, and rather than wait until I can order 4 micron filtration paper from the internet, I wonder if it would be equally good or better to use a Britta type water filter after using some paper towels and coffee filters. Would the finished product be as good as with the 4 micron filtration paper? Also, what effect would it have on the water filter...would it still be okay to use for water or should I throw it out? If a Britta filter would work as well as the filtration paper, it just seems easier to use something that's available at stores instead of having to order something from a medical supply company and wait for it. On the other hand, I wouldn't want to filter out any of the active ingredients.

[Guest guest]

I think that good filtration plays a key role in eliminating or lessening some of the common side effects sometimes assoiciated with oleander soup, namely those of the nausea and loose stools. I have seen some of the science that explains how better filtration removes certain organic compounds that can cause such problems until the body is acclimated - but more importantly, I have friends and relatives who have taken, or are taking, Anvirzel orally and they report little or zero of such side effects.Speaking of side effects, I have had a report from a relative of a rash from the waist to the neck. He takes Anvirzel. No itching and it did not appear until 11 days after he began, so I am not even sure there is a connection.If anyone else has had a similar problem, let us know.And as to the question of re-using a Britta or any other kind of filter - I would say do not!TonyMarc Swanepoel <marcswan

wrote: You can use a piece of white cotton cloth as a filter. I have been doing it for the last two years with no problem. If the cloth is big enough, you can squeeze the liquid through (just wash your hands beforehand). Marc Swanepoel Johannesburg ----- Original

Message ----- Diane oleander soup Sent:

Tuesday, March 14, 2006 2:32 PM water filters I'm about to make my first batch, and rather than wait until I can order 4 micron filtration paper from the internet, I wonder if it would be equally good or better to use a Britta type water filter after using some paper towels and coffee filters. Would the finished product be as good as with the 4 micron filtration paper? Also, what effect would it have on the water filter...would it still be okay to use for water or should I throw it out? If a Britta filter would work as well as the filtration paper, it just seems easier to use something that's available at stores instead of having to order something from

a medical supply company and wait for it. On the other hand, I wouldn't want to filter out any of the active ingredients.

[Guest guest]

Thanks Rich, I'll look into it.Janet2009/4/24 <richmaj

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Janet,

 

I have a MultiPure.

 

What matters, is that you use a filter with a solid carbon membrane.

They are somewhat pricey, but what's the cost of health?

 

I also advocate Reverse Osmosis units.

 

Rich

 

 

In a message dated 4/24/2009 4:33:52 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, lostrin writes:

Hi RichDo you have a particular filter you endorse?  We are in the market for one right now.Janet

 

Access 350+ FREE radio stations anytime from anywhere on the web. Get the Radio Toolbar!

 

 

 

-- " The need for peace and understanding between the peoples of the world has never been as great as now.  Peace can only come with understanding, and travel is an important means of acquiring it. "

--Vincenzo MarcolongoI.A.M.A.T.