What is grey stone used for? To ozone drinking water do I use the white stone? Using this to help with Lyme disease.
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I use the gray stone for oil, I think the white stones are finer. Try ice water and the white stone
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Cat's claw is the most reliable answer for the misery of Lyme dx. Have had it 4 times and have helped others. Get yourself some good quality cat's claw powder and take about 6 capsules a day. Tea made from it works well,too, but tastes not that great.
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The gray stone will ozone water,air,and oil. While the white stones are only for water and air.
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I just purchased this too to see if it will help with Lyme and energy level. how are you doing Vicki?
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sorry i dont have an answer but a question. has it helped with your lyme? i have used h2o2 with success. do you know if it will ozonate a bathtub?
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Yes you can use regular water but it is better for your skin if you use drinking watet
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Use Borax as a booster with detergent, Borax works great for whites in warm/hot water.
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I would not use it for that purpose. You should always treat water in outside sources before drinking.
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You have to connect the tubing to the stone and just put the stone in the bottom of the bowl or whatever container you are using. Btw, while using it make sure you have good ventilation, the Ozone smell is not good for you.
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Most tap water can be used in this iron. If water is very hard, distilled or demineralized water should be used. Do not use water processed through home water softening systems because this water contains minerals that may be harmful to the iron. Do not use water additives or substitute water such as linen or scented water in the steam iron. They can stain fabrics or damage the iron
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I would recommend that you that you contact the manufacturer. I have heard that putting anything but plain water has adverse effects. My son-in-law tried white wine. It was very messy.
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Deb, I can't answer your question however I read somewhere that adding lemon or lime juice to water will take care of the need.
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I researched activated charcoal online. This can be used if someone ingests poison or received a venomous bite. The charcoal can be mixed in water and taken orally. You can read information online. I use it to brush my teeth and have not taken it orally.
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When I used this product I used it to get mortar off of natural stone. It worked great and did not harm the stone. Though I seem to recall it did clean the stone and remove grime from the surface of the stone. That said, "natural stone" says nothing of what the stone is. Stones come in all shapes, sizes and chemical compositions naturally. Likelihood is that if you are using the stone for a fire place, it won't harm the stone. But I recommend testing it on a similar stone not on the fireplace first. or maybe testing it in a small hidden area of the fire place.
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I would not recommend it if you plan on drinking the water. Go to this site for specific guidance. There is a distinction between therapeutic essential oils which can be ingested. I do not believe this is one of those. I only use it for aromatherapy. http://www.livestrong.com/article/89536-essential-oils-safe-ingest/
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To prevent any mineral build-up, I use distilled water. Distilled water is cheap..
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I used with water. I think it can use with water like liquid mouthwash for better result.
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There are specific points below the grill where you place the stone (so, below grill, above charcoal). I put a pan of water to help keep things moist on top of the stone. I plan to try to use the stone directly ON the grill to grill pizza (so it's a bit farther from the heat - crust burned when I tried it at lower level) -- I have not tried this yet, but think it should work.
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I only just got my stone a few months ago, but it is still in great shape. I did some research, and others say it will last for years. To me, it seems as if it will last for years as it is solidly built. Also, it can be safely sanitized by soaking it in any sanitizing liquid or solution. Or, you can use a nail brush and bleach to unclog and sanitize.
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well water can certainly be used. that's actually natural water from the earth. well water don't have any chemicals in it, that would be the best way to go. the reason is because you don't want to knock off your ph balance, so by not mixing chemicals and using the stainless steel you are actually making a wonderful choice and you are also avoiding the risk of catching any infection.
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Yes. Dont use if there are stones gled on. I suggest a silver cleaning cloth for that.