Water to use? 
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Ok I am on A very fixed income. Can I use tap water for purfied water or spring water?? I just don't have the extra money to spend on that much water. I hope someone can help and not give me and please don't be smart about it I am being truthfull here I just need to cut the corners someway seeing as I have to order the maple syrup and a 10 can is going to wind up codting 30 to have it shipped here if not for that I would have the extra for the water. Thanks so much for all answers.- Re: Water to use? rowanmorrison
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This is a reply to # 802,950I think tap water would work okay (that is, I don't remember reading anything in the Master-Cleanse book that says you CAN'T use tap water, and some bottled water is just tap water anyway), but if you could buy a Brita pitcher, which would filter the water a bit, that would help and would not be that expensive. I use tap water filtered through a PUR filter and it works fine.
Happy cleansing! - Re: Water to use? mel456
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This is a reply to # 802,950well the problem with using tap water is that you might be putting back into your body the things you are trying to clean out. Purified water,not filtered, is going to have minerals and things that keep your body functioning properly and it would have never had in it the things tap water does. You are taking a risk that this cleanse may not be as helpful as it could be by not using pure water... you have to make a choice. There is nothing wrong with putting it off, but atleast while you are doing it you wont have to buy any food so many it would even out to the same expenses as if you were not doing the cleanse. I hope i wasnt confusing.. good luck in whatever you decide - Re: Water to use? MikyC
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- Cheap water pepe
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This is a reply to # 802,950Many of the local smaller health food stores and the larger ones like Whole Foods have "reverse osmosis" filtering station. In my area even one of the larger mainstream chains (Kroger) now have the filtering stations too. If you bring your own containes you can get water from 25 to 39 cents a gallon.
I would definately not use tap water. Depending on where you live and how the city water is, how old the plumbing is in your house you could be putting back in many of the toxins that you are trying to clear out to begin with not getting the most effective cleansing.
The little PUR faucet filter don't do a whole lot and they are mostly for taste where they remove chlorine and some larger particulte sediment. They don't remove pathogens, a myriad of other chemical contaminants and fine sediment.
In my house the plumbing is old and we get rust in our water. I live in a duplex and my neighbor started getting bottled water. They had been using one of them Brita pitcher filters and I can tell you the pitcher was brown from where it failed to filter out the fine rust and who knows what else sediment.
- Re: Cheap water Z_Z_MOMMIE
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MoreThis is a reply to # 803,086I wish I had one of them here but I live in a small hick town in Alabama so no such luck. Thanks so much
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This is a reply to # 803,192We buy distilled water, it is cheap and pure. We have paid as low as $.54 a gallon at Walmart. Nel - Re: Cheap water pepe
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This is a reply to # 803,192Daim ya mean you ain't got no Piggly Wigglys or Ingles Groceries down in Bama ;+D I feel uptown now as your neighbor in Ga.
We keep looking at making a white water trip to Little River Canyon in Bama but that's some mighty badass and scary water down yonder I hear tell.
Anyways joking aside with the money you are saving not eating food you should be able to find some bottle water cheap enough and not stress yourself financially.
- Re: Cheap water Z_Z_MOMMIE
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This is a reply to # 803,269Yeah I have a pig just up the road but dang if there not higher then wally world. I will get it some way haha and your right but hubby's a pain in the buttso enough said on that one. Yeah the water can get pretty rough there. As of now with 2 little ones we are in the canoeing we go to a place in tennesse called the Elk River mind you there are 2 of them though sorta with the same name same place this is in Kelso, TN It's a class one and you pick the miles you go we take the 7 miles and we take all day most time we miss our ride back and have to call them. Kids love it we have to do it every summer and mind you last summer youngest was 3 been doing it since the oldest was 2 and he's 7 now and they just love seeing all the wild life ok I've wrote a book for you sorry have a BLESSED DAY
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