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Distilled water

Y dont u get a RO filter?
they are great for plants, and also good for drinking water.
i suggest u get one if u are really interested in growing these plants.
Best Wishes,
Hellz
 
You can buy de-ionesed water(this works for me, been using it on my plants nearly a year) at patrol stations. My friend says there is a 2 liter bottle of disstiled water at Morrinsons(is that how you spell it?)
Regards,
Dino
 
A kettle with a filter on it will not work.

It must be rain, distilled or RO water. I think some people use the water that drips out of air conditioners and its like distilled.

Unfortunately, being in the US, I can't help you out with suggestions.
 
I'm sorry, can't right say where you might get some in the UK. You might have more luck finding and answer in the Foreign Resources section. Good luck.
 
I'm kinda' curious...why do gasoline stations in the UK carry de-ionised water?
I mean...what could they possibly use it for?
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People buy de-ionised water to put in kettles and steam irons. There is very little or no minerals in it, this prevents scale formation.
 
this might be a dumb question but for the sake of saving money would it be okay to put an empty bucket outside to catch rain water and re-use that for however long it lasts?
 
[b said:
Quote[/b] (The 92nd Fish @ June 08 2004,1:11)]It is used for filling up old car batteries that need water refills to work. And why do Americans call petrol, gasoline?
Why do brits call gasoline petrol?
 
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