<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>sakasuka</b></i>
Foundation Care told me that the minerals from the faucet will get lodged in the head.... and will be difficult to remove (pouring distilled water over the head after that will not remove those minerals). <u>If it were that easy to remove particles lodged in the head, neb times would never increase!!! </u>
The pressure isn't that big of a deal. not clogging is the bigger issue.....
Bottomline, I love distilled water and no use of tap water ever.</end quote></div>
Amy, I copied this from your blog on the eflow:
<b>I want to keep you guys in the loop of my eFlow experience.
It's been two weeks that i've had the thing and I've learned quite a big.
#1, I'm not rinsing the head under the faucet for long enough. I was doing it for about 5 seconds on each side of the head, but I should be doing it for 10 seconds.
#2 I was taking the head from the faucet right to the alcohol. I should be rinsing it with distilled water 1st to get any weird minerals off of the head that might have come from my tap. </b>
When I called Foundation Care last week I spoke to Pat (Melissa was away) and I told her that I was rinsing under tap water for 10 seconds each side, like stated in your blog, then rinsing off with distilled water. She said that was correct and that the distilled water would remove the mineral deposits from the tap water.
It sounds like from your earlier post on this thread that you are no longer doing the 2 steps you outlined above or am I misunderstanding you?<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-confused.gif" border="0">
Foundation Care told me that the minerals from the faucet will get lodged in the head.... and will be difficult to remove (pouring distilled water over the head after that will not remove those minerals). <u>If it were that easy to remove particles lodged in the head, neb times would never increase!!! </u>
The pressure isn't that big of a deal. not clogging is the bigger issue.....
Bottomline, I love distilled water and no use of tap water ever.</end quote></div>
Amy, I copied this from your blog on the eflow:
<b>I want to keep you guys in the loop of my eFlow experience.
It's been two weeks that i've had the thing and I've learned quite a big.
#1, I'm not rinsing the head under the faucet for long enough. I was doing it for about 5 seconds on each side of the head, but I should be doing it for 10 seconds.
#2 I was taking the head from the faucet right to the alcohol. I should be rinsing it with distilled water 1st to get any weird minerals off of the head that might have come from my tap. </b>
When I called Foundation Care last week I spoke to Pat (Melissa was away) and I told her that I was rinsing under tap water for 10 seconds each side, like stated in your blog, then rinsing off with distilled water. She said that was correct and that the distilled water would remove the mineral deposits from the tap water.
It sounds like from your earlier post on this thread that you are no longer doing the 2 steps you outlined above or am I misunderstanding you?<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-confused.gif" border="0">