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Differences in partial pressure of air require different boiling lengths...however the increase in length of boiling would only apply if you lived in higher altitudes. In az you are probably ok with 5 minutes. 20 minutes insures that no matter what altitude and what bacteria are in the water...

Differences in partial pressure of air require different boiling lengths...however the increase in length of boiling would only apply if you lived in higher altitudes. In az you are probably ok with 5 minutes. 20 minutes insures that no matter what altitude and what bacteria are in the water...

Differences in partial pressure of air require different boiling lengths...however the increase in length of boiling would only apply if you lived in higher altitudes. In az you are probably ok with 5 minutes. 20 minutes insures that no matter what altitude and what bacteria are in the water...

Differences in partial pressure of air require different boiling lengths...however the increase in length of boiling would only apply if you lived in higher altitudes. In az you are probably ok with 5 minutes. 20 minutes insures that no matter what altitude and what bacteria are in the water...

Differences in partial pressure of air require different boiling lengths...however the increase in length of boiling would only apply if you lived in higher altitudes. In az you are probably ok with 5 minutes. 20 minutes insures that no matter what altitude and what bacteria are in the water...

Very good question ehtansky. I have researched this topic for about an hour now and even talked with a college professor. Distilled water and sterile water are two different forms of water and its very hard to compare them, they are mutually exclusive. Distilled water is pure; but the...

Very good question ehtansky. I have researched this topic for about an hour now and even talked with a college professor. Distilled water and sterile water are two different forms of water and its very hard to compare them, they are mutually exclusive. Distilled water is pure; but the...

Very good question ehtansky. I have researched this topic for about an hour now and even talked with a college professor. Distilled water and sterile water are two different forms of water and its very hard to compare them, they are mutually exclusive. Distilled water is pure; but the...

Very good question ehtansky. I have researched this topic for about an hour now and even talked with a college professor. Distilled water and sterile water are two different forms of water and its very hard to compare them, they are mutually exclusive. Distilled water is pure; but the...

Very good question ehtansky. <br /> <br />I have researched this topic for about an hour now and even talked with a college professor. Distilled water and sterile water are two different forms of water and its very hard to compare them, they are mutually exclusive. <br /> <br />Distilled...

in order to sterilize most forms of bacteria, temp of 60-75 degrees C (140-167 degrees f) must be maintained for 10 minutes. see the link below for references. <a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.reproline.jhu.edu/english/4morerh/4ip/IP_manual/12_HLD.pdf...

in order to sterilize most forms of bacteria, temp of 60-75 degrees C (140-167 degrees f) must be maintained for 10 minutes. see the link below for references. <a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.reproline.jhu.edu/english/4morerh/4ip/IP_manual/12_HLD.pdf...

in order to sterilize most forms of bacteria, temp of 60-75 degrees C (140-167 degrees f) must be maintained for 10 minutes. see the link below for references. <a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.reproline.jhu.edu/english/4morerh/4ip/IP_manual/12_HLD.pdf...

in order to sterilize most forms of bacteria, temp of 60-75 degrees C (140-167 degrees f) must be maintained for 10 minutes. see the link below for references. <a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.reproline.jhu.edu/english/4morerh/4ip/IP_manual/12_HLD.pdf...

in order to sterilize most forms of bacteria, temp of 60-75 degrees C (140-167 degrees f) must be maintained for 10 minutes. see the link below for references. <br /> <br /><a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge...

im a rt with a brother and sister that have cf. there is a new vest (what you wear, not the machine) that straps around you from right under the arm pits, so there are no shoulder straps to get in the way. i would see if you get one of those from your clinic or i will use the complete acapella...

im a rt with a brother and sister that have cf. there is a new vest (what you wear, not the machine) that straps around you from right under the arm pits, so there are no shoulder straps to get in the way. i would see if you get one of those from your clinic or i will use the complete acapella...

im a rt with a brother and sister that have cf. there is a new vest (what you wear, not the machine) that straps around you from right under the arm pits, so there are no shoulder straps to get in the way. i would see if you get one of those from your clinic or i will use the complete acapella...

im a rt with a brother and sister that have cf. there is a new vest (what you wear, not the machine) that straps around you from right under the arm pits, so there are no shoulder straps to get in the way. i would see if you get one of those from your clinic or i will use the complete acapella...

im a rt with a brother and sister that have cf. there is a new vest (what you wear, not the machine) that straps around you from right under the arm pits, so there are no shoulder straps to get in the way. i would see if you get one of those from your clinic or i will use the complete acapella...