What is the PH of your water after you add 3 drops to 8 oz of water?
440562
I added 3 drops to 8 oz and its still 4.5, added drops directly to the ph strips and it was an 8.5, so I think more than 3 drops are required...
440563
I have not done this on an 8 oz glass of water, only on a 24 oz bottle. But I have been putting 8 or 9 drops in those, and the Ph was correct. Offhand, I don't remember the number. It was whatever the bottle said it should be.
2186141
That depends on many factors. I use 3 teaspoons in 1 gallon of water along with a few teaspoons of Aquashield to keep my water clean. After thats all mixed, I then use a meter to pH. I like to stay between 5.8 to 6.0 for hydroponic growing. Hope that helped :)
523887
You mix it with water the instructions come in the package... It is so many ounces per amount of water
906405
I like to use a heaping teaspoon with 12 oz . . . but then add to taste. Make sure the water is near boiling and you get the best result. Enjoy.
816521
I started with 1/8 teaspoon dissolved in water. You need to get pH test strips to measure your first morning urine pH. You want to raise urine pH to greater than 6.00. Your individual dosage will differ from those of other people. Do your research.
1643049
A 4.8 pH is actually not too bad. 7 is exactly neutral, but since pH is based on a logarithmic scale 4.8 isn't that far off. Wikipedia has a nice entry on pH and some comparison points: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PH 4.8 is more acidic than coffee, but less than beer, apple/orange juice, and cola.
1291244
Looking at were the ingredients are at, I would say around 3%. There isn't much in it at all, and I would be curious to see what the ph of this is.
2228920
I've purchased mine on Feb 2014 and I'm a heavy user of this product. Just recently (a few days ago) i tested the water and it gave me a 8-9ph (the test consists on drops you add to a little bit of water to check the ph, and its color coded: purple bring ph 10 and blue 9 and so on. Mine was blue) you can purchase the filters (pack of 3) for less than $80. Hope this helps
1058087
I use 7 drops/quart but if you like you can dilute it until you see how your plant(s) respond. Maybe use half the recommended amount to start.
1116302
Raising or lowering the pH will depend on what your current pH is. This unit removes dissolved solids and other impurities to the 0-15 ppm level and brings the pH towards around 7.0, (usually closer to 6.8), but, again it depends on your local water. In theory, if you pH is above 7, it should lower it, if below 6.8, it should raise it. (I wish I lived in Theory! Everything works better there!) I recommend getting a handheld pH meter (available for under $50) and checking it, but with the water in Valparaiso, IN, the pH comes down by about 0.2 to about 7.4, so I have to add a few drops/gallon of sulfuric acid to complete the job, which is OK since we are also a little low in sulfur in the dirt around here. Raising or lowering the pH will depend on what your current pH is. This unit removes dissolved solids and other impurities to the 0-15 ppm level and brings the pH towards around 7.0, (usually closer to 6.8), but, again it depends on your local water. In theory, if you pH is above 7, it should lower it, if below 6.8, it should raise it. (I wish I lived in Theory! Everything works better there!) I recommend getting a handheld pH meter (available for under $50) and checking it, but with the water in Valparaiso, IN, the pH comes down by about 0.2 to about 7.4, so I have to add a few... » Read More Raising or lowering the pH will depend on what your current pH is. This unit removes dissolved solids and other impurities to the 0-15 ppm level and brings the pH towards around 7.0, (usually closer to 6.8), but, again it depends on your local water. In theory, if you pH is above 7, it should lower it, if below 6.8, it should raise it. (I wish I lived in Theory! Everything works better there!) I recommend getting a handheld pH meter (available for under $50) and checking it, but with the water in Valparaiso, IN, the pH comes down by about 0.2 to about 7.4, so I have to add a few drops/gallon of sulfuric acid to complete the job, which is OK since we are also a little low in sulfur in the dirt around here. « Show Less
1871793
The ph will depend on the water going in. also the ph starts higher, let it run for 15 min before you use or store the water as the ph and ppm will settle out. my water is 6.8 going in, and 7.5 when it comes out. hope this helps.
433449
The directions say "3 drops in 8 oz. of water". We make up a quart at a time for drinking. We get quite a bit of water processed with one 1.25oz bottle. Love it! I have no more problems with acid from drinking coffee.
1133226
This is more dependent on your body than the pump. In 10-15 mins I would get anywhere between 1.5oz to 3oz.
912481
I took 25 drops thru the dropper. I didn't mix it. Hope it helps you, like it has me.
295142
I have well water that is about 7-9, seems like ph stays about the same, it might drop a point. This machine is awesome man it takes my 485 ppm water down to about 12
1394535
i use distilled water as i believe (do not know) that ph is 7.0 however the tester only lasted for 18 months.
755562
Yes I just did with a digital PH meter, tested in a baseline solution of 7.0 PH and the test sample read 9.7 PH ... close enough .. enough said ..