Do you replace antifreeze?

_RaT_ · Mar 16, 2005

Only $6000, I'm getting two.

MikePA · Mar 16, 2005

Only $6000, I'm getting two. 
Good idea, gotta have a backup. /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif

slowrev · Mar 16, 2005

This system has demonstrated the ability to remove nucleuses such as RNase and DNase as well as DNA from challenged feed water.
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Feed water ? Maybe I can get a gummit grant to get a few for watering my cows ? Might help about mad cow disease ?
Ben

Dargo · Mar 16, 2005

Uh, skypup, you definitely have me whooped there. I'm still smarting about the few hundred dollars I spent for my wife's filtering system. /forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif It sounds like I don't even have a good starter kit for what yours is. Since she has already soaked me for about 3 times what your filtering system cost on her aquarium, the colorful little creatures in her tank will just have to survive with my cheapo filter kit. Heck, she is always telling me that all those rocks in her tank are really alive, and that they are not "rocks" at all... /forums/images/graemlins/shocked.gif

SkyPup · Mar 16, 2005

We produce recombinant DNA transgenic viral vectors for human gene therapy applications that are grown in Human Embryonic Kidney tissue culture cells under USP & cGMP laboratory regulations for the production of injectable human biopharmeceuticals for the Food and Drug Administrations Center For Recombinant Human Gene Therapy.

Bad water would easily cost us millions, but at least I get to use it to fill my radiators, batteries, etc. so that they last a long long time..... /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif

_RaT_ · Mar 16, 2005

Do you sell on the internet? I could use a few gallons. /forums/images/graemlins/smirk.gif That L39 is going to get nothing but the best. I think it will be spoiled. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

SkyPup · Mar 16, 2005

That L39 is going to one spoiled mother all right! /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

Just about think of how long my propylene glycol antifreeze lasts inbetween changeouts!

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Dargo · Mar 16, 2005

It hurts my brain to recall, but I remember studying recombinant DNA in college. That was, of course, before I didn't do so well on the MCAT. In case you were wondering, the MCAT is much more difficult than the LSAT. /forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif I still don't know why Dr.'s have to know so much math... /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif

DanMan1 · Mar 28, 2005

"Rat- I guess you have never used it and have tested both. If you did, you would know distilled water has lots of bad stuff in it. If you like Silicates, Phosphates, salts, minerals, metals etc then use distilled by all means. I have a tester at home and so far distilled water is junk."

Don't you think you may have exaggerated a bit here?
Surely you don't want to incorrectly give people the idea that the distillation process carries these materials?

These materials could have been on the surface of the containers themselves before being filled...correct? Having nothing to do with distillation.

How clean do you think the interior cooling passages of your engines are? You should do a test for us. Fill your engine with some of your analyzed cleaner than clean water. Run your engine for a couple of hours. take out some of the water and analyze it again. Let us know the results. Heck I can save you some time, just rub your finger on some of the interior cast iron cooling surfaces of an engine, and let us know the ppm on your finger.

Distilled water is more than good enough for my engines. Heck I wonder what the PPM's are on the diesel fuel, or the air going in the intake, or the crankcase oil after a couple of hours?

gsxr1100 · Mar 28, 2005

( Don't you think you may have exaggerated a bit here? )

Hmm, no here. I have been in salt water reef/fish for many years and so far I have yet to find a distilled water that is free of TDS. This is nothing short of anything new here and go on any salt water forum and look around. 99.99% will say the same thing.

Distilled in theory is good but the end user does not know the distilling process etc.

( ( How clean do you think the interior cooling passages of your engines are? You should do a test for us. Fill your engine with some of your analyzed cleaner than clean water. Run your engine for a couple of hours. take out some of the water and analyze it again. Let us know the results. Heck I can save you some time, just rub your finger on some of the interior cast iron cooling surfaces of an engine, and let us know the ppm on your finger.

Distilled water is more than good enough for my engines. Heck I wonder what the PPM's are on the diesel fuel, or the air going in the intake, or the crankcase oil after a couple of hours? )

Testing on your finger is as good as the old saying, “ it looks good…”. Sure distilled water should be more then enough but for me why have something good when you can have something better. Again that is me here.