well this disolve perfectly in water ? cuz the current cinnomen i have wont disolve that much at all
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No it will not dissolve in any liquid that i have put it into. It does not clump up either. It tends to blend throughout the liquids i have added it to. Some will settle on the bottom and some floats on the top and anywhere in between. The one thing I do know is that I love the flavor and No, I don't know what part of Asia it comes from, it is a blend of different cinnamon barks and the taste is very uniform from bottle to bottle. Some people are pretty picky about where cinnamon comes from but all I can find out is what I just mentioned. Sorry I could not be of more help. Harold
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I haven't tried dissolving in plain water but dissolves well in baking mixtures. I can try tonight and let you know.
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Cinnamon is an oil based product and doesn't dissolve in water. It will mix with oils and milk or in recipes.
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I sprinkle it in the bottom of my coffee cup (to keep glucose from spiking): the hot coffee melts it as I stir it. I also sprinkle it on my vanilla ice cream (lactose free: I don't know about others). As for water that's not hot, I simply don't know the answer to that. The taste of this brand, I wouldn't change for anything.
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No, I am sorry to say that it does not dissolve in my coffee. it is great on oatmeal. I am disappointed in this as that is why I purchased it in the first place.
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I haven't tried disolving it in water, but I put it in my protein shakes and it works well. I don't think cinnamon really disolves, it just mixes in. Try it in something thicker to make it easier to take.
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Yes, I water tested it when I first got it and there was no water seepage at all
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It should float, but that will depend on how much air you squeezed out when closing it.
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It does nothing....carbon will remove impurities if water or air are FORCED through it....this simply floats around & does nothing.
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I haven't tried yet, but it sounds like it would be better if it wasn't emerged in water - just wiped or scoured on top. Time will tell.
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No I am not having any problems it could be because you have hard water try bottle water or distilled water that should work
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Depends on the humity but i havent had to empty it yet. It should evaporate most of the water itself.
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It did well underwater. Even the video did good. There are two doors on the battery compartment. I made sure that I closed them individually so that I knew they were both locked in place. Some people have complained about leaks and I'm suspecting that not getting the inner door locked in may be what causes it. I can't prove it though. I should add we only used it in pool water so it was pretty clear not sure how it would do in murkier water
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That I don't know. I have used it sitting in the boat in water and it was fine, but it was not totally submerged.
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Well, having never used it in water, I can only make the assumption that it would. If I were not out of town on business, I would go try it for you. It works great out of water and I am guessing in water as well. If you want me to try it in water, I can do that this Thursday, August 14. Just re-post your question. Sorry for the "almost answer".
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I have not had any problems, probably because the membrane does not sit in water.
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In my opinion, (college chemistry for two years) the solution is stable for a week and is fine. Just shake it and replace and evaporated water. Please feel free to correct me, anyone with more chemistry training.
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My friend spilt a bottle of water in my bag and my speaker was drenched in 1in. deep water and my speaker works fine.
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That happened to us too. You have to put it in water for it to work. :) Have FUN!!!
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Nope...mine stayed in perfect condition! I wonder if it is caused my water damage? It's basically just memory foam...and I know sometimes memory foam acts weird if exposed to excessive amounts of water.
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I am not an expert but I do not think running it through water would hurt it.
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I've rarely needed to empty the water. But this is ultimately going to depend on how much you use the unit...