Distelled water

It is recommanded to utilize distilled water, but I have a ''Ionizer'' that I paid ''2000$ canadians a few years ago (if I tell you de price it is to be sure you understand my questions). With this Ionizer I can have acid water
at 4,5,or 6 ph; purified water at 7 ph; and alkaliic water at 8, 9 or 10 ph; my question? Is the purified water
at 7 ph is the same thing than distelled water.
Also, if I utilize the boiled water (about 3 minuts), is it the same thing than distilled water?
Merci beaucoup

No, the ionizer deals with pH, it also, as water get higher in pH, it can, due to the added ions, weaken the action of MMS.

Distilled water is steamed, and then recaptured - this removes everything from the water except just the water - no chemicals, no metals, etc.

pam wrote: No, the ionizer deals with pH, it also, as water get higher in pH, it can, due to the added ions, weaken the action of MMS.

Distilled water is steamed, and then recaptured - this removes everything from the water except just the water - no chemicals, no metals, etc.

Is boiled water is the same as distilled water?
Can I use boiled water if I do not have distelled water?
Merci

No, boiled water has the metals in it.

Distilled water is where you boil it and then capture the steam (possibly using copper tubing, like they do for liquor; or using silicone tubing ike they do in the link below, and allow the condensed steam to be placed in another vessel.

www.waterwise.com/productcart/pc/1600.asp

You can also use reverse osmosis filtered water.

Finally, if you cannot find either of the above, you can use water that has be put through a purifier, which has removed all the metals and chemicals.


Pam

This is the distiller I use and it works great.





www.amazon.com/Water-Distiller-Countertop-Enamel-Collection/dp/B00026F9F8/ref=sr_1_1?s=home-garden&ie=UTF8&qid=1367093099&sr=1-1