What's Up With Detroit Water Ph Being Up At 9.0-9.5?

[pic book]

it's usually at 6.9-7.0 and has been for 3 years.

and the rain also reads 9.0 ph, but by the next day, drops to 6.3...and it is not, it is not, the meter reads-----reads right on with calibration fluids.

[t-pain]

mebey you got a leak into the main near your house ?

that or dwsd changed somethin

[trichcycler]

 

around 70k a month spent in Detroit on this, but just look around at the tooth savings!

[trichcycler]

There are currently two chemicals approved for the artificial fluoridation of water: these are disodium hexafluorosilicate (Na2SiF6) and hexafluorosilicic acid (H2SiF6). United Utilities uses hexafluorosilicic acid for its existing schemes. Makes sense to me that the addition of this fluoride to water would make it acidic.

 

Yours is slippery, metallic tasting? This condition could facilitate the addition of some heavy metals as it passes through pipes. Maybe someone has had recent plumbing work done on the line? Or maybe someone dumped rainwater into the supply? let your current tap water sit out and observe the changes?

 

The good news is that if you buy into the alkaline water craze you'll be in heaven!, maybe even start bottling your own brand !

[MrShpongle]

I just tested my water this morning and it's reading 6.4, and we're only only 3 miles apart.  That's the same reading I've been getting for several weeks.  I'm guessing it's something local for you.

[pic book]

today is reading 5.6 all day.