Hi! because water is usualy over clorinated and I don't have access to bottled water, can I use cell food in wine?
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The recommendation on the bottle states to use purified water or juice. I filter my tap water with a brita system.
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Cell Food will go to work dealing with the toxins, etc.. in the wine which will leave nothing left for your cells as it's intended. That's why they recommend pure water because even using tap water Cell Food will have to deal with the impurities in it instead of working on your cells.
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For me the cell food in water takes away ache feeling, wine, tea, coffee beer no problem. I now only take once a day maybe 4 times a week. For me a good product
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I have never tried to do this, don't know why since I like plain fizzy water. Not that fond of Perrier itself, but I think I will try this now.
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Sorry I am not sure. You should be able too. If you drink the water it soaks in to make sure and get the most out of it
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No but, if the water isn't potable you should do something before you drink it. Unless the water is chlorinated it can eventually go bad. This is true for any packaged water.
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Great question, Shaun. You can use only water but it will not clean as well as using formula and water.
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I am not a chemist, but I would think you could. Some wine is sold in small plastic like bottles. Also lemonade which is very acidic can be served in it. The fruit in Sangria would be like lemons in lemonade. Maybe ask someone with a chemistry background. It woulk LOOK pretty in the container. Have a good summer.
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No, you do not have to put water in anything. The silver cicle freezes and last about an hour. It does keep the wine at wine temperature.
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The shellfish derivatives are only in the clearing agents (sealed in plastic pouches). I have made four of these Chateau Du Reserve kits and NEVER used the chitosan or kieselsol on the wine produced by the kit because I have never needed to (I save it and use it on some of my homemade from fruit small batches that have a hard time clearing). I've found that the wine from these kits clears well on its own (though, I always add the bentonite before starting fermentation, and so that might be what does the trick). Go ahead, get the kit, and simply skip adding the clearing agents at the end.
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I have used it when I'm in a rush and my boiled water has run out. So, yes, you can. I believe that it's recommended to use distilled water.
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Technically it can. Ideally you should use distilled water. However,I think the change would be minimal.
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You might need some more sterilizer. Of course you will need bottles to put the wine in. Other than that you are pretty well set.
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Make sure you pre wash it first so you don't ruin your wine flavor :) otherwise I don't see why not you will want to wash it really well right afterwards so nothing tries to grow in there .I can fit my hand inside of mine so its pretty easy to scrub .I usually only use mine for water but I have occasionally put Gatorade or mio in it .im kinda liking the wine idea for festivals and such or beer ;)
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I only used bottled water with mine because the water here is hard, however, I would think that you could use any kind.
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u can put it in a glass bowl, or you can put them in a large wine cup. they both work just fine.
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Hi Oscar -- Thanks for your inquiry. You can use any liquid you choose in the Soda Plus. It's fun to fizz up your favorite fruit juices and try different juice combinations -- and it's more economical. You can even make sparkling wines and re-carbonate beverages that have gone flat. Also, the Soda Plus is easy to use and uses any standard brand of CO2 cartridge so you're not limited by more expensive proprietary brands. We hope this information has been helpful. If you want to learn more, please feel free to contact us. Best regards, aaa kitchenstuff
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You can drink it then, but it gets better with age. I like to wait 6 mos. It also depends on the type of wine. Cabernet needs to age more than say Cianti.