Man do I need to learn to type faster..... oh well
RO is reverse osmosis. Its a filtering system that removes dissolved minerals like calcium, magnesium, etc. Chlorine dissipates because it's a gas. Minerals dont dissipate, they precipitate. Pour tap water over clean glass and let it dry. See the spots? Minerals. It's the Electrical Conductivity of these minerals that is measured by EC meters. RO allows you to achieve, or near, an EC of 0. Because calcium and magnesium are essential to growth, you then add them back with CalMag.
Distilled is water boiled into steam. Remember how minerals precipitate? Ever see a moonshine still? Water is boiled underneath a tuba shaped coil. Steam enters the bell, travels the tube, cools, condenses and drips into a separate container leaving all minerals behind.
Distilled water is dead water. I leave it for batteries and irons. RO seems like a circle jerk to me but my tap isn't too bad with an EC around 0.5.
RO is reverse osmosis. Its a filtering system that removes dissolved minerals like calcium, magnesium, etc. Chlorine dissipates because it's a gas. Minerals dont dissipate, they precipitate. Pour tap water over clean glass and let it dry. See the spots? Minerals. It's the Electrical Conductivity of these minerals that is measured by EC meters. RO allows you to achieve, or near, an EC of 0. Because calcium and magnesium are essential to growth, you then add them back with CalMag.
Distilled is water boiled into steam. Remember how minerals precipitate? Ever see a moonshine still? Water is boiled underneath a tuba shaped coil. Steam enters the bell, travels the tube, cools, condenses and drips into a separate container leaving all minerals behind.
Distilled water is dead water. I leave it for batteries and irons. RO seems like a circle jerk to me but my tap isn't too bad with an EC around 0.5.