Re: PH of Distilled Water

This has been discussed many times on this forum.

To take the pH of water we need a liquid test and for distilled water we need a liquid test scientifically designed just for distilled water. NO PAPER test is available that i have ever heard of to do this.

Distilled water has a pH of 7. Water above 7pH is loaded with rock. The water left in your water distiller as waste is usually pH 13. Rain water is pH 7.

Those who sale machines that extract water in a method that the water has an alkaline reading are WRONG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! These machines should be bannded from manufacturering. They remove the good water and have the customer drink the garbage and they lie about the info and tell them the alkaline water will improve their health, throw their glasses away, grow new hair, etc., etc. what ever lie it takes to sale the machine. When you drink alkaline water you throw your own pH out of whack as you consumed rock that then harms the system and as usual, our blood stream comes to the rescue to keep such unnatural things from killing us.

If distilled water is not pH 7, then it is not true distilled water or the test was false from what I know. The job I did for 30 years had me take daily pH readings, our chemist told me about what it would take to test distilled water and they often sent water samples out to be tested that cost over $200 per test at a lab that could test water.

Data Labs in Chicago will do a water test for the public for about $100 the last I looked on their web site.

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