Asexyblond23
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Im confused can someone help me on this one. I heard that distilled water can carry B Cepiea some times and I drink bottled water all the time and use it to rinse my sinius out, is this the same?
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Is distilled water bottled water?
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Asexyblond23
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Im confused can someone help me on this one. I heard that distilled water can carry B Cepiea some times and I drink bottled water all the time and use it to rinse my sinius out, is this the same?
Asexyblond23
New member
Im confused can someone help me on this one. I heard that distilled water can carry B Cepiea some times and I drink bottled water all the time and use it to rinse my sinius out, is this the same?
Asexyblond23
New member
Im confused can someone help me on this one. I heard that distilled water can carry B Cepiea some times and I drink bottled water all the time and use it to rinse my sinius out, is this the same?
Asexyblond23
New member
Im confused can someone help me on this one. I heard that distilled water can carry B Cepiea some times and I drink bottled water all the time and use it to rinse my sinius out, is this the same?
Asexyblond23
New member
Im confused can someone help me on this one. I heard that distilled water can carry B Cepiea some times and I drink bottled water all the time and use it to rinse my sinius out, is this the same?
thefrogprincess
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No, if what you are drinking doesn't say that its distilled then it isn't.
thefrogprincess
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No, if what you are drinking doesn't say that its distilled then it isn't.
thefrogprincess
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No, if what you are drinking doesn't say that its distilled then it isn't.
thefrogprincess
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No, if what you are drinking doesn't say that its distilled then it isn't.
thefrogprincess
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No, if what you are drinking doesn't say that its distilled then it isn't.
thefrogprincess
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No, if what you are drinking doesn't say that its distilled then it isn't.
distilled water is water that has been evaporated and condensated to remove impurities. bottled water may be boiled for sterilization, but boiling does not remove impurities. during distillation, water is is boiled to vapor, essentially sterilizing it. the vapor (steam) is collected and condensated in to another container.
my instincts tell me that bottled water would be more prone to being contaminated from the factory than than disitilled water, because the distillation process also sterilizes; whereas simply bottling water is not necessarily sterile.
either way, bugs will thrive on either just the same.
my instincts tell me that bottled water would be more prone to being contaminated from the factory than than disitilled water, because the distillation process also sterilizes; whereas simply bottling water is not necessarily sterile.
either way, bugs will thrive on either just the same.
distilled water is water that has been evaporated and condensated to remove impurities. bottled water may be boiled for sterilization, but boiling does not remove impurities. during distillation, water is is boiled to vapor, essentially sterilizing it. the vapor (steam) is collected and condensated in to another container.
my instincts tell me that bottled water would be more prone to being contaminated from the factory than than disitilled water, because the distillation process also sterilizes; whereas simply bottling water is not necessarily sterile.
either way, bugs will thrive on either just the same.
my instincts tell me that bottled water would be more prone to being contaminated from the factory than than disitilled water, because the distillation process also sterilizes; whereas simply bottling water is not necessarily sterile.
either way, bugs will thrive on either just the same.
distilled water is water that has been evaporated and condensated to remove impurities. bottled water may be boiled for sterilization, but boiling does not remove impurities. during distillation, water is is boiled to vapor, essentially sterilizing it. the vapor (steam) is collected and condensated in to another container.
my instincts tell me that bottled water would be more prone to being contaminated from the factory than than disitilled water, because the distillation process also sterilizes; whereas simply bottling water is not necessarily sterile.
either way, bugs will thrive on either just the same.
my instincts tell me that bottled water would be more prone to being contaminated from the factory than than disitilled water, because the distillation process also sterilizes; whereas simply bottling water is not necessarily sterile.
either way, bugs will thrive on either just the same.
distilled water is water that has been evaporated and condensated to remove impurities. bottled water may be boiled for sterilization, but boiling does not remove impurities. during distillation, water is is boiled to vapor, essentially sterilizing it. the vapor (steam) is collected and condensated in to another container.
my instincts tell me that bottled water would be more prone to being contaminated from the factory than than disitilled water, because the distillation process also sterilizes; whereas simply bottling water is not necessarily sterile.
either way, bugs will thrive on either just the same.
my instincts tell me that bottled water would be more prone to being contaminated from the factory than than disitilled water, because the distillation process also sterilizes; whereas simply bottling water is not necessarily sterile.
either way, bugs will thrive on either just the same.
distilled water is water that has been evaporated and condensated to remove impurities. bottled water may be boiled for sterilization, but boiling does not remove impurities. during distillation, water is is boiled to vapor, essentially sterilizing it. the vapor (steam) is collected and condensated in to another container.
my instincts tell me that bottled water would be more prone to being contaminated from the factory than than disitilled water, because the distillation process also sterilizes; whereas simply bottling water is not necessarily sterile.
either way, bugs will thrive on either just the same.
my instincts tell me that bottled water would be more prone to being contaminated from the factory than than disitilled water, because the distillation process also sterilizes; whereas simply bottling water is not necessarily sterile.
either way, bugs will thrive on either just the same.
distilled water is water that has been evaporated and condensated to remove impurities. bottled water may be boiled for sterilization, but boiling does not remove impurities. during distillation, water is is boiled to vapor, essentially sterilizing it. the vapor (steam) is collected and condensated in to another container.
my instincts tell me that bottled water would be more prone to being contaminated from the factory than than disitilled water, because the distillation process also sterilizes; whereas simply bottling water is not necessarily sterile.
either way, bugs will thrive on either just the same.
my instincts tell me that bottled water would be more prone to being contaminated from the factory than than disitilled water, because the distillation process also sterilizes; whereas simply bottling water is not necessarily sterile.
either way, bugs will thrive on either just the same.