What is the difference in 9 minutes, 18 minutes and 27 minutes processing time for the water? More oxygen or more alkali ?
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More Oxygen...you can find answers to all your questions at my website www.vitalizerplus.net
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Hello D.Martin, having used both I can say there was a difference regarding amount needed to be effective&PH; testing. Trisalts,although an excellent product required MORE &I; noticed the Phour salts showed a quicker affect in achieving proper PH alkaline result. Also, seemed more effective against muscle cramps during fasting/detoxifying. Also, the phour salts worked better for use during oral hygiene&cleansing; diabetic/slow to heal wounds. Hope this info was helpful.BlessingsKimmie
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Here are my test times, all starting out with cold water from my tap, altitude 315 ft above sea level, 71 deg F inside house:1.5L: 9 min 28 sec1.0L: 6 min 20 sec0.7L (or 3 cups, or 2 large mugs worth): 4 min 3 sec
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I guess it is about 45 minutes. If you want use it more than this time span, you'll need to re-fill the water and keep use it as long as you wish.
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about 8 hours, maybe longer. The key is to have a WIDE, tall glass of water.
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You want to remove the Alkaline filter which is raising the pH and really is for acidic or neutral pH water. You do not want 7.0 pH for drinking water as some mineralization has health benefits.
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It seems to siphon @ a little over a gallon per minute, so 3-4 minutes. Best guess.
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Pur purifies water. This one purifies AND alkalinizes water, if there is such a word. :-)
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Instructions say simmer 1 hr. It'll vary based upon altitude, water quality, and additions. I've never tried to rush it, and prefer to simmer longer for flavor blending.
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Use a glass jug. After 24 hours you can pour 3/4 of the water into another container(s). I prefer a glass container, but you can use bpa free plastic. Refill the prill water container and it should be ready to make more in 4 hours. I usually do this in the morning and evening. I find that the water is better if it sits at least 8 hours.
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This is more dependent on your body than the pump. In 10-15 mins I would get anywhere between 1.5oz to 3oz.
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That depends on how much water you have in the kettle and if the water is warm or cold when you put it in. My guess is it take about two or three minutes, on average. It is definitely faster than a manual kettle on the burner. By the way...I have used electric kettles all my adult life. This is one of the best I have ever had. My friends have admired my kettle and bought one for themselves. So did my church!
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I timed it today and it was a little over 6 hours. It could have something to do with humidity or maybe someone else put in a little more water? I don't know. I had never timed it before but I know from the beginning it was more than 4 hours.
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More than 3-4 hours. Havnt tested it for that but distilled water is super cheap to buy so isn't a concern.
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Sorry, I don't know the answer. I think it depends on how much carbonation you put into the water. I like a lot of carbonation so I have two 20 oz canisters that I keep on hand for the Primo (one in the machine and one extra).
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I'm wondering if it has to do with the type of water that is used. If it is distilled, tap water, from a water softener, etc. I seemed to notice a difference in the length of time when I moved.
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I don't understand the question. You put the bottles in and add distilled water to the indicated line (roughly 4 Oz you can use other water but I use distilled) microwave depending on your watts. Mines 2 minutes