how much alkaline is in the water?
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Unfortunately I don't know. All I know is that the person who drinks it had some stomach acidity issue, and this water was recommended to her by her nutritionist, and it has indeed helped with the stomach problem issue. Hope this helps. Why don't you contact the company itself, maybe they'll give you the info you need.
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Yes, the rad filter does! I have tested it with drops. In my experience, the ph level started above 8 when I first started using it and after about 4-6 weeks it dropped to around 7. I drink a lot of water! I've been very happy to have alkaline water from this bottle! In fact I recently ordered a new rad bottle. It was actually cheaper than a new rad filter.
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No, the purpose of alkaline water is to introduce water which has a ph >7 (9-10) into your body in order to allow your body's natural acid buffers to be used for bodily processes instead of being wasted on increasing the ph of the water you are consuming. Soda, by its nature, has a ph <7 (~2.5) This completely negates any benefit you would have gained from drinking alkaline water.
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Wow, maybe I missed something but where does it say this stuff will make water alkaline? It doesn't. What it says is that it will reduce the acidity of your BODY. It is a supplement. Water just happens to be the way to tolerate the taste in order to consume it.
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Yes I have searched myself for this information, I want to know amounts. I don't want to pay for something that is mostly water.
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i use it in my drinking water to bring the acidity (ph) levels down. making it more alkaline-
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It is not listed on the bottle anywhere, so I stuck my pH strip into the bottle. It came up with 6.25pH.
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You might get close to that with lithium batteries but with alkalines you'll probably get 30-35
787527
There should be a packet of powder that you add to distilled water. Then turn on PH meter, and dip into solution. Hit and hold CAL until it flashes. Then pick the number that is closest to the solution you will be testing (4.0-acidic 7.0alkaline 10.0) then hit ENTER. When it's calibrated it will display END. Repeat once a month to ensure PH meter reads correctly
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The product is mostly baking soda with water clarifier added in. The product does 3 things: increases pH, increases Alkalinity and adds clarifier to your pool water. I use this product with my outdoor pool which holds about 28,000 gallon and have been very happy with it. I add about 1 tablet of this per 4 tablets of 3 inch chlorine tablets that I put into my chlorinator. If you monitor your pool chemistry you could also periodically just add a tablet(s) when your pH and Alkalinity levels get low in your pool.
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My experience so far is you will get a bit more than 50% of the energy that the alkalines had new. So of them have a tendency to leak after they have been charged, so discard those as soon as you notice any of the tell-tale white residue around either terminal.
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Test the alkaline level of the water periodically after a few months of use. You can find the ph comparison chart on the internet.
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Try to keep your alkalinity around 90-100. I adjust that with sodium bicarbonate. Keep the pH around 7.2 to 7.4. Keep the chlorine around 3 ppm. Be careful on the calcium hardness the drops go bad fast and Won't give you an accurate reading So replace those once a year probably all of them once a year. Keep your calcium hardness around 200to 300 ppm. If you've added calcium to the pool but you can't get the numbers up suspect that the drops are bad. I love the test I use one at home and one of the apartment complex that I own. JR
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Interesting question. I didn't know, but I suspected a slight increase. I tested tap and filtered water this evening with my color comparison pool test kit. Results in my area are, from the tap, 7.5 Ph, from the filter 8.2 Ph. When my pool gets that high, I add acid to bring the Ph down, it's better for keeping the calcium in suspension (we have hard water in Riverside, Ca). To be honest, I didn't expect this large of change in Ph. Thanks for pointing that out.
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Hey!! I've be around soda she for years as just sort of a staple in my alaskan home and I personally would throw a couple of handfuls into water to soak my shirts for a while before dying.. Of course I've never been one to measure even cooking:) best bet is too Google soda she amounts when dying:)
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No they are different products. The Alkaline stick changes the pH of the water, it does not purify it in any way. What you probably need is a demineralizer or a filter.
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The alkalinity test is different than your pH test. The alkalinity test is done by the following steps 1) Fill the right side vile (the large vile) to the lower line. 2) Add one drop of the chlorine neutralizer, solution #4. 3) Add one drop (or two drops if color change is not drastic enough) of solution #5 (the blue solution). 4) Then add one drop of solution #3 at a time and between each drop swirl the vile. Repeat until the water becomes clear. 5) Take the number of drops it takes to change the water from blueish to clear and multiply it by 10. For example, if it takes 10 drops to change the color to clear, then your alkalinity is 100ppm.