Acidic pH Water Uses

What Is Acidic Water?

Posted by: Rhona Reid On September 22, 2023 2:00 pm

What is acidic water? Is it good for drinking? Is it safe for the body? Read on for the ultimate low-down on low-pH water!

 

What Is Acidic Water

What Is Acidic Water?

What Are the Uses of Acidic Water?

When Is Acidic Water Suitable for Drinking?

Who Has Access to Acidic Water?

How Do I Know If I Have Acidic Tap Water?

Why Should I Care About the Kind of Water I Drink & Use?

Where Should I Go to Get My Tap Water Tested for Acidity & Alkalinity?

What Is Acidic Water? Your Questions Answered

 

What Is Acidic Water?

Let’s recap on pH values and why they matter. The acidity or alkalinity of a substance is measured on a pH scale, between …

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Go Green with Your Spring Clean! 

Posted by: Rhona Reid On May 2, 2023 4:10 pm

Whether you love or loathe spring cleaning, for most of us, it’s part of the calendar.  

It might mean having a cursory declutter and paying annual attention to neglected areas like the back of the microwave (raises hand), or a full-scale, edge-to-edge deep clean. Whichever kind of spring cleaner you are, the spring-cleaning season is upon us, so let’s go! 

The Best Thing About Spring Cleaning? The Result! 

What’s awesome about spring cleaning is the end result. A fresh, sparkling home that’s fragrant and a joy to dwell in. Every time you start flagging, keep that thought in mind!  

But there’s a downside to all that cleaning. No, not the elbow grease – the chemicals. Think about all …

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Acidic Water & Its Uses

Posted by: Rhona Reid On September 2, 2022 1:46 pm

What is acidic water and what exactly are its uses for your home and lifestyle?

Nothing beats drinking freshly ionized Tyent alkaline water, but did you know that your Tyent water ionizer does MUCH more than support your health and hydration?

Here’s how: your water ionizer uses powerful electrolysis to split your source water into two separate streams – alkaline and acidic.

 

Acidic Water and Its Uses

 

What’s Acidic Water & What Are Its Uses?

You drink delicious, filtered Tyent alkaline water, while the acidic Turbo Water – which is not suitable for drinking – can save you hundreds of dollars every year, by replacing dozens of everyday products! Read on to learn about Tyent acidic water and its uses for you and …

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Alkaline vs Acidic: What’s The Difference?

Posted by: Rhona Reid On February 20, 2019 3:00 pm

Compare alkaline vs acidic environments and learn why the former is better for the body in this article.

In this article:

  1. Alkaline vs Acidic Scale
  2. Alkaline vs Acidic Diet
  3. Alkaline vs Acidic Foods
  4. Benefits of Alkaline vs Acidic Water
  5. Acidity and Alkalinity Beyond Diet

Alkaline vs Acidic | Learn What Sets Them Apart and Why Alkaline Is Better

Alkaline vs Acidic Scale

The alkaline vs acidic comparison has been around for some time. You may even have heard about it in your chemistry class.

During this time, you learned alkaline or basic solutions include toothpaste, bleach, and baking powder. The acidic ones are vinegar, lemon juice, and battery acid while water is neutral.

In reality, the connection between the two …

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7 Reasons Why Acidic Water Is Bad For You

Posted by: Rhona Reid On February 19, 2019 3:00 pm

Acidic water can be bad for your body. Find out why and how below.

The Negative Effects of Drinking Acidic Water

Acidic Water Definition: Any water with pH levels below 7. Anything above 7 is considered to be alkaline, and exactly 7 is deemed neutral.

 

What Causes the Acidity in Water?

Water treatment plant | Reasons Why Acidic Water Is Bad For You
It can have a number of natural causes. One of them could be caused by rain, which is mildly acidic, as well as trees and roots, and soil microbes that emit carbon dioxide and produce acids.

Other causes could be acidic mine drainage and spills, as well as chemical dumps that can further pull down the pH in water.

But, sediments in the soil, as well as sedimentary …

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Water Ionizers Heart Molecules – But Is Water Wet?

Posted by: Rhona Reid On November 12, 2018 2:52 pm

A few weeks ago, an interesting exchange took place between Reddit users and Portland Trail Blazers guard Anfernee Simons. Leaping into a Reddit AMA on the scientifically charged question of whether water is wet or dry, Simons’ reply challenged minds and blew theories out of the water: “No, water is not wet.”

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So, is alkaline water wet or not?

How Wet is Water?

People laughed, and a few commentators leaped in with comparisons to Kyrie Irving’s hastily withdrawn ‘flat earth’ comments.

But the thing is – Simons’ answer was, “on the money.” He went on to clarify that water is not wet, but; “Whatever water gets on is wet.” 

Simons is right, according to UCSB Scienceline:

“Being a liquid, …

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Turbo-Charge Your Vegetables with Turbo Water Ionizers!

Posted by: Rhona Reid On October 14, 2018 5:10 pm

As many people start to pickle, preserve and can their harvest for another year, have you ever wondered how the fields of vegetable crops that supply our stores and markets are grown?

Far from images of lush, rural pastures – modern farming methods often lean heavily on pesticides, herbicides, and complex irrigation methods.

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Fresh vegetables need water to grow, but what exactly is in the water?

What’s in the Water?

The presence of chemical growing agents is well known, but what about the municipal water systems that nourish the crops?

After a tragic outbreak of E-coli erupted earlier this year that left five people dead and 197 sick from around three dozen states, a spotlight started to shine on the …

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Fall “Spring Cleaning” Using a Water Ionizer!

Posted by: Rhona Reid On September 27, 2018 5:24 pm

Fall is a great time of year for a “spring cleaning!”

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A spring cleaning in the fall? Why not? Just bring your Tyent water ionizer along!

When we start to close our windows and doors and reach for a sweater instead of sunscreen when leaving the house…you know that a seasonal shift is well underway.

So, make sure you keep your home as clean as it can be this Fall with the ultimate household cleaner!

Water Ionizer Cleaning Power!

A Tyent water ionizer doesn’t just make alkaline water that is great for you to drink. Our award-winning machines can also make acidic turbo water that is pretty good for using around your house as well!

Eager to ditch the harmful …

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Water Ionizers Can Help Your Skin to Shine!

Posted by: Rhona Reid On July 12, 2018 8:58 pm

If you suffer from mild acne, eczema or a similar skin condition, then being gentle with your skin and using a soft approach can be very effective.

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Could your skin use some TLC?

Skin Problems? You’re Not Alone.

With around 60 million Americans suffering from acne, and 32 million people in the US experiencing symptoms of eczema – if you do have outbreaks yourself, then you’re not alone!

Always follow the advice of your doctor or healthcare provider about any treatment and products you may need for your own symptoms, but it’s worth thinking about how we wash our skin and more specifically, the water we shower and bathe in.

Your Amazing Skin! – Explained

Your skin is amazingly complex. …

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Eat the Rainbow Part Two: Awesome Orange and Mellow Yellow!

Posted by: Rhona Reid On May 31, 2018 12:00 pm

So, we know that greens are good for us and why; but what makes the sunny side of the fruit bowl so nutritious?  

How uplifting are these beautiful colors?

Sunny and Scrumptious!

So much of our favorite fresh, delicious produce comes in the glorious colors of the sunrise and sunset.  From the cheery, zingy looks of citrus and the warm hue of mango and peaches, to the rich autumnal glow of squash and bright buttery corn — it all looks and tastes great!  

What’s in Them?

So what exactly is packed into these brilliantly-colored foods that makes them so good for us?  

  • Lycopene
  • Flavonoids
  • Vitamin C

And here are just a few of the amazing benefits that they …

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