>> You take a hot shower, your pores in your skin open wide allowing more
>> absorption, steam is inhaled by your lungs carrying toxins, you feel
>> refreshed but in reality are poisoning yourself. Sounds plausible,
>> what do the rest of the list members think about this?
>
>Hi Bill,
>
>I only drink filtered water now, but I see your point about showers..
>Sounds like the best solution to that is to filter all water coming
>into your house, and if you're really concerned, replace all your
>water pipes with new ones.. that'd be more practical for someone who
>is building a new house tho, cause I don't really know anyone who would
>be willing to rip all of the plumbing out of their house.. I know my
>parents would never do that.. heh..
>
>Assuming you put a filter on the main water source for your house,
>and attached magnets (sorry I don't have a URL.. anyone know of one for
>this product?) to get rid of suspended particles and stop "hard water",
>would copper pipes still be good enough? I've heard PVC pipes aren't
>too great, but as far as I know they're usually used for drains, and
>at least in my house, copper pipes are used for all the rest of the
>plumbing.. except for one big black metal pipe in the basement.. not
>sure what that's made of..
>
>basically, if you're already filtering your water at the source, what
>is the best material to make pipes out of, so no more contaminants will
>be added to the water from the pipes?
>
>ttyl
>-Steve
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