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Old 08-08-2004, 23:16   #16
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Re: prozac in drinking water ?

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good link & edit, but what would you recommend as a downline sensor for organics - just a tds meter won't do
Trout in a tank?

Personally I like the taste of chlorine/chloramine in the water, kinda reassuring.
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Re: prozac in drinking water ?

Well at least if the fish are going to die, they wont feel depressed about it :P
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Old 09-08-2004, 15:09   #18
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Re: prozac in drinking water ?

Will the Brita carts take this stuff out? My Fridge has an inline filter (thats where the drinking water and ice comes from) and I've one of those Brita kettles with the built in filter. I've noticed the kettle furs up slower as a result.
...reporting from hard water Hertford.
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Re: prozac in drinking water ?

As far as I'm aware the Britta cartridges are only perform ion exchange, they just swap one ion with another, generally sodium.

If they have an activated carbon section to them then possibly but without testing one in a lab we wouldn't know.
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