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What is the best way to purify tap water using MMS? 19 Jul 2014 04:02 #46334

Dimensiondali
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Hello everyone.

What is the best method for purifying tap water with MMS?

The usual instruction is to add 1 drop of MMS not activated per gallon(3.8 liters) and let sit for 24 hours before drinking.

I have noticed that using activated MMS to purify tap water leaves a chlorine smell and taste in the water.

If anyone has a better technique on how to us MMS to purify tap water, please post!!!

Thanks!

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What is the best way to purify tap water using MMS? 19 Jul 2014 19:39 #46344

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Hello Steve,

Thanks so much for your response!

Im curious if there are any tests that have been done that prove tap water is purified after 8 hours after adding 1-2 drops of MMS.
I currently dont have a water testing kit, otherwise I would post the results. Im sure it depends on the area you live but I would like to know if it really leaves the water as clean as they say it does.

If anyone has any test results on tap water they can share, please post!

Thanks!

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