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Brita Filter vs Distilled 12 Dec 2021 16:45 #72974

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I suggest using distilled water for making up your CDS/MMS
Brita as advertised: improved taste, reduced contaminants. I can testify to these as we had rodents falling into our well, rodent flavored water is very unpleasant plus the hair coming through the tap.

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