Bottled water ph levels!

Discussion in 'First Time Marijuana Growers' started by coppermike, Aug 7, 2009.

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  1. #41 coppermike, Aug 17, 2009
    bump?
     
  2. #42 coppermike, Sep 5, 2009
    im guna bump Hoping For STICKY!
     
  3. #43 greenthumbber, Sep 5, 2009
    Hey i couldnt get that link open either. Does it say anything about how they got the data? I assume they used good testing, but did they test like 100 random bottles from every bottling plant and average, or just test one of each? I know people are particular about their water, but i also know that people just use tap water and dont think about it and it works out well. This is a helpful thread for a beginner who say, was running into problems and wanted to put their plant onto a safe bottled water untill one could determine the problem. Im not real sure its stickyworthy, but i can tell you, I've looked for exactly this information before and coudnt find it anywhere.
     
  4. #44 coppermike, Sep 5, 2009

    hey man i see people are having trouble getting into that website..no probs for me..here is an exact link

    ph Levels in Bottled Water - Wellsphere
     
  5. #45 Doris_Karloff, Sep 5, 2009
    Don´t try telling that to someone who has served on a submarine. :D
     
  6. #46 coppermike, Oct 2, 2010
    bump been a while
     
  7. #47 what is sober, May 15, 2011
    Thanks for science
     
  8. #48 iamblayz, May 15, 2011
    did you ever check/confirm these ph levels? or are we just going by the "its on the internet so its true" theory?
     
  9. #49 Mr Blahbala, May 15, 2011
    this is soooo true. Dasani has to have some of the worst tasting water out there. but i have one of those RO filters under my kitchen sink and it gets filtered throughout the house and the water tastes better than anything. im gunna start using this to water my babies
     
  10. #50 DWProdigy, May 20, 2011
    Well, I certainly never tested all the types of water on this list, but I did test SmartWater with my Hanna Champ PH meter, and it was far from 4. I tested it at 7.3 after letting it sit for 24hrs, and mixed in nutrients to make it 6.3 before using it, but by no stretch of the imagination is SmartWater a PH of 4.
     
  11. #51 goodtogrow123, Jan 4, 2012
    The original poster is retarded, after reading this thread i wanted to puke up that nasty dasani all over him. SERIOUSLY??? if the water was a pH of 4 or 4.5 you would be able to taste it in the water!!! lol How can anyone take this guy serious? and he wanted it to be a sticky?!?!? I say good day to you sir!!
     
  12. #52 willywagpole, Apr 23, 2015
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