Does adding boiling water to this product destroy all the vitamins and minerals?.
2033883
I'm not sure about that specifically but any water for tea should not be boiled. The ideal time/temp font tea water is just before it boils. (If you listen to your tea kettle there is a distinctive sound just before the boil starts.) Boiling removes the oxygen from the water and flattens the taste if the tea.
2033884
No. You are supposed to steep it in boiling water just like you would tea leaves.
2033885
I usually make it like I make "Sun Tea"......Put them in cold water in the 2 quart container. Let it sit in a warm place all day and then just keep it in the fridge. If I make it hot I make it in a drip coffee maker, so not sure how that affects it.
2033886
I am not a nutrition expert but I don't think boiling water can destroy the vitamins and minerals of dandelion root. You cannot not make this tea with just hot water.
509053
Using boiled water that has been cooled along with mineral drops is important. Are you doing these things?
1319383
That's a good question. I would say yes with hot tap water, but not so sure about boiling water.
730019
Dr. Paul Bragg would say adding anything to your water is a bad idea.Also he would say that these "minerals" are inorganic minerals......basically just microscopic pieces of rock that clog up your body.He would recommend pure steam distilled water with nothing added.You can make your own decision but I've been following his advice with this one and I feel great!
1345575
Nope! All anyone is suppose to put in it is water! So if they are putting anything else in it, it will smell. It is made for boiling water only!
1987741
I tried boiling it in some water to test, and it seemed to be gritty still, but that was only for a couple minutes. It is most likely best to not heat too much and alter the proteins.
2038427
hot water will burn... the product should already be a burning feeling on your face. why would you want to put more hot on it. common sense
1994963
I have never done this. I take it every morning with warm water. It may not be good to have it in hot water.
634627
The preponderance of evidence suggests that one should never drink or use hot tap water for cooking. Anyone who has ever drained a hot water heater will probably wholeheartedly agree as well.
64580
I've put warm water inside, but not hot. Not sure about the toxic part though. Hope this helps!
1696243
I mean I've used hot water for cleaning purposes, but honestly I've never tried using boiling water I feel that would be too hot. Just my opinion though
542297
I would avoid using boiling hot water with any plastic product BPA free or not.
1639635
I haven't had any problems at all! I have Used boiling water, hot cider and hot chocolate
193536
Boy asking wrong person. You need to ask Brita those serious questions. I would certainly boil my water then filter to be extra safe.
173815
All the bottle says, may cause burns to eyes and skin. sorry can not fine any ingredients. I used it was not happy. Buy super iron out work great for me. Took the iron out of my water softener. web site from the bottle www.proproducts.com. Hope this helps
2063018
I would still boil the water since there are no guarantees that this filter will take out any viruses or anything that it is not made to filter. Take care.
112499
I sure haven't tried that. I would suggest a mild bleach and water solution rather than boiling water. Good luck!