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01-24-2008, 11:07

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randywatson

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Bogus septic inspections

for everyones info, Texas has gone all areobic,

trash tank, spills into a treatment tank, spills into a third tank where clorination takes place, system is auto matic and sprinkles the lawn when fluid levels require.

heres the catch, you have to have a system maintance agreement with a state regulated servicer.

Initial system install is running around 7-10k and annual contract is about 200.00

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01-24-2008, 11:42

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.....just where do they get the water for Coke? The local Pepsi bottler uses ground water. Think they distill it. kt

I believe distilled water is bad for you depending on how distilled it is, I think we had a thread on this in the archives. In our supermarkets the distilled water is placed with the laundry detergents

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01-24-2008, 11:56

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In all but a very few instances the water is the product of a reverse osmosis circuit.

Distillation is too expensive for producing water for commercial uses. Well, all except for making hooch that is.

Best of luck.

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Murf, as to the higher cost of the water compared to soft drink, I think that is to a big part related to shipping. The water is often not bottled locally as they try to keep the same taste and there is no flavors added to it so you taste the water only. Where as the soft drinks have so many different items added that affect the flavor or covers up the water's true taste they bottle that locally. Years ago I traveled to Wilmington NC often and here would drink Pepsi and there would drink Coke because it tasted more like our Pepsi than did their's due to the water used.

Now to fountain drinks and the water they use...wonder what kind of filter system the small stores use? kt

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I believe distilled water is bad for you depending on how distilled it is, I think we had a thread on this in the archives. In our supermarkets the distilled water is placed with the laundry detergents

In all but a very few instances the water is the product of a reverse osmosis circuit. Distillation is too expensive for producing water for commercial uses. Well, all except for making hooch that is. Best of luck.

In all but a very few instances the water is the product of a reverse osmosis circuit.

Distillation is too expensive for producing water for commercial uses. Well, all except for making hooch that is.

Best of luck.