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  • Sligub
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    It contains some Propylene Glycol which is good for some humidifiers but terrible for beads.

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  • FireArm
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    I notice most of the distilled water from cigar websites and tobacco shops claim to have magical anti-fungal properties.

    What are these anti-funal properites? how does it differ from just nipping into halfords and buying 5 litres of stuff without the so called anti funal stuff?

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  • RickMG
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    Originally posted by cigarmo View Post
    Is it used by everyone for some thing?
    Sorry, just saw this reply to my post. Well, for one every person who uses and iron for their clothes uses distilled water. Any equipment you have that uses water you'd want to use distilled. My sleep apnia C-pap machine for instance. Distilled water keeps everything from gunking up when you use it in the place of tap water. Run it through your coffee maker when done with it to keep it clean.

    More importantly, if you have a humidor you want to use it.

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  • Maxsi
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    A difference in the production process, but does the same job.
    De ionised water can have less impurities than distilled. (I read somewhere)

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  • Nightwingvyse
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    De-ionized has done fine with me. You can get it anywhere.

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  • Gary
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    Is de-ionised water and distilled water not different?

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  • Sean
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    Originally posted by ValeTudoGuy View Post
    2.5l De-ionised water, ?1 Asda.
    Bargain mate need some ill pop there today

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  • ValeTudoGuy
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    2.5l De-ionised water, ?1 Asda.

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  • butternutsquashpie
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    Originally posted by ValeTudoGuy View Post
    What kind of quantities do you use it in? in all honesty even if your using fairly large amounts (pints) why don't you just make it yourself? it's very easy.
    I seee the elderly people getting it all the time. Baths for their feet, they use it for.
    Or watering my Venus flytraps and other weird plants.

    For 80 cents per 4l, you can drink it and it'll be cheaper than some bottled waters!

    Sent from my BlackBerry 9100 using Tapatalk

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  • ValeTudoGuy
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    What kind of quantities do you use it in? in all honesty even if your using fairly large amounts (pints) why don't you just make it yourself? it's very easy.

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  • cigarmo
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    Originally posted by RickMG View Post
    Boy, we must be lucky because distilled water is available at every grocery store along side the bottled water. Extremely cheap. The only pharmacies (chemists?) that would have it would be those that also serve as a convenience market.
    Is it used by everyone for some thing?

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  • RickMG
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    Boy, we must be lucky because distilled water is available at every grocery store along side the bottled water. Extremely cheap. The only pharmacies (chemists?) that would have it would be those that also serve as a convenience market.

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  • cigarmo
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    I was joking I watch the Tv program Moonshine its very funny I have never heard of moonshine being made over here In the way its done on the TV program.

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  • butternutsquashpie
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    Originally posted by cigarmo View Post
    Moonshine is the way to go
    haha, few months back, we had a topic floating on about that.
    i tend to make my own gin because all the london ones are too shite..... no aftertaste at all!

    but then a few botls got me into a plymouth gins (along with bruichladdich's speyside one).. and i just never found a pressing need to make my own gin again! i still think i will though... but not in the quantities as before.

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  • snooky
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    Robert Dyas....

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