Hey Folks,
I was talking to a local water expert (so they say), and they claimed that using a water dionizer for car washing, that the beneifits are instantly 100% completely lost if the water comes into contact with certain kinds of common metals (like if the dionized water feeds past a brass hose bib). Does anyone here know what this local guy was talking about? I was thinking of pulling the trigger on deionized water for car washing, but dont' want to lose the benefits because I was dumb thanks in advanced!
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Hey Folks,
I was talking to a local water expert (so they say), and they claimed that using a water dionizer for car washing, that the beneifits are instantly 100% completely lost if the water comes into contact with certain kinds of common metals (like if the dionized water feeds past a brass hose bib). Does anyone here know what this local guy was talking about? I was thinking of pulling the trigger on deionized water for car washing, but dont' want to lose the benefits because I was dumb thanks in advanced!
-Ben
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