Do THIS to REMOVE FLUORIDE from Water at Home

[@Ryan-ff6tn]

We all know it’s not good for us and even my dentist recommends to not swallow fluoride lol hmm it’s in our water!!

[@waterfilterguru]

What is your preferred method to remove it from your water?

[@kurtschmidt5005]

The government added the fluoride to poison us and lower our IQs and harm us. Sick people are what big pharma wants

[@mareknovotny5441]

Fluoride literally helps your teeth and bones. You are not supposed to swallow your toothpaste because there is much more F in it than in water. To be exact, in water it is 1 ppm, while in toothpaste it's over 1000 ppm pretty much in every toothpaste. The amount makes the poison. Even water can kill you if you drink too much of it, it happens usually in clubs, because people are told to drink enough and some drink too much.

[@HibiscusHaven23]

It’s not even so much swallowing it. The tissue in the mouth is the most absorbing tissue in the body, so brushing with fluoride is just as toxic even if you never swallow one drop.

[@Unorthodox_Style]

@@HibiscusHaven23 Is there a toohpaste replacement we can use for brushing our teeth with?

[@YoshiSakaguchi]

im sorry, but why cant the state/gov do this so that we get clean water at our homes? instead of each person needing to do this separeately?

[@waterfilterguru]

EPA regulations are set at levels that balance public health with cost. Therefore they are not as strict as some would prefer. The fluoride debate is an entirely different conversation, as fluoride is intentionally added to some municipal drinking water in order to provide dental health benefits. Some folks would rather not consume fluoride, thus we created this video 🙂

[@lovingdemon2932]

Because govie wants to lower children's iq and cause other ailments to make them better slaves that pay hand over fist for medical care. Basically raising taxes without raising taxes Allegedly of course just my theory.

[@ellederberryblue8377]

It doesn’t provide dental benefits ... Ppl in theirs world countries have better teeth because there is no fluoride added. That’s a myth.

[@nancystockwell7829]

Because there's a depopulation agenda.

[@Doppel555]

Are you implying that the governments care about us in any way or form? Lmao

[@vvdv3444]

Fluroride in the water is not natrual. In nature free fluoride forms a strong bond with calcium. Calcium fluoride is almost non toxic, sodum fluoride is.

[@waterfilterguru]

Thanks for the insight!

[@vvdv3444]

@@waterfilterguru Not only that the calcium fluoride found in natrual water is at 10x lower concentration than sodium fluoride added to tap water. So its hundreds of times more toxic and added ad at levels 10s higher than natrual bodies of water. I am sure some calcium fluoride is fine for us but not sodium fluoride.

[@Unorthodox_Style]

@@vvdv3444 Which method are you using for "de-flouridizing" your tap water. I'd like to know!!!

[@mluna69]

Thank you for mentioning this @@vvdv3444

[@glnset-apart]

truth!

[@rosseryn8216]

I would not drink distilled water on a regular basis without adding some minerals back into it. Distilled water and ultra pure water run through an RO and a Cation/Anion resin bed will leach minerals out of your system. That is what I was taught as an industrial ultra pure water plant operator anyways.

[@waterfilterguru]

Yep, always a good idea to remineralize distilled/ RO water. Great comment!

[@Diana-mu9vd]

@@waterfilterguru which minerals would you add, brand? :)

[@MR-nl8xr]

" Distilled water and ultra pure water run through an RO and a Cation/Anion resin bed will leach minerals out of your system. " If you are not getting your "minerals" from a healthy nutritious diet, then you need to first check that before doing anything with the water. Remember, water's first job is to HYDRATE.

[@tertiary7]

Don't you eat?

[@Ktwins02]

lol.. where do you people get that?? You should Always depend on food for minerals… not your water. Therefore, my distilled water is doing exactly what it needs to do… hydrating me!! 😮😅😊& deliciously! C’mon & be smart

[@imranhafeji7684]

Thank you are great we need awareness

[@waterfilterguru]

Absolutely! Happy to help!

[@athannaelanderson3806]

@@waterfilterguru The lower PH needed for an activated Alumina filter is not for “performance” it is needed for safety! The higher the PH the higher the leeching of aluminum in the final product of water will occur.

[@danendicott]

I'm loving my clearly filtered Pitcher!!! It works amazing.. and is cheap and relatively fast compared to a distiller! dose everything, fluoride to phalates to micro plastics to pharmaceuticals.. not even a plastic line to your sink.. your eliminating any bad plastics from your waterlines to your mouth

[@waterfilterguru]

Right on, thanks for sharing!

[@NighamCyril]

What brand pitcher do you use?

[@danendicott]

@@NighamCyril clearly filtered! They are on Amazon, I also use thier fridge filter for my ice cubes. Great company!

[@gutchiespencer2714]

Clearly filtered water pitchers suck I donated mine to salvation army, I had to wait hours to get a glass of water....🤗

[@danendicott]

@@gutchiespencer2714 you don't prime it properly, or re prime when it shows down. The thing filters really well. Qns gets rid of any toxins. While also eliminating any possibility of toxins coming from the spaghetti plumbing of a RO setup.

[@JS-jh4cy]

Wonder what it does to garden vegetables and backyard chickens into a future pot

[@JS-jh4cy]

No good I guess

[@waterfilterguru]

I'm not sure how plants and animals processes fluoride in water

[@chaorrottai]

Hexafluorosillic acid is not a naturally ocurring compound, it's an aluminum refining bi-product and does not exist outside of our manufacturing pipeline on this planet that we know of as of the time this comment was posted. Flourine is extremely common though, it's the 9nth element on the periodic table and naturally occuring compounds containing flourine can be good for you but not hexafluorisilic acid. The EPA was just forced to release their environmental assessment on hexafluorosilic acid by court order, there is no safe minimum dosage for chronic exposure, it always hurts you, no matter how little you have.

[@waterfilterguru]

Thanks for the info!

[@MR-nl8xr]

Phyllis Mullinex has been saying this since the 80's.

[@crazyjay6331]

evilfoodsupply has a great video about it.

[@MR-nl8xr]

@@crazyjay6331 Video title?

[@jerbear7952]

​@@crazyjay6331jake tran is sketchy

[@BeauoFu]

Hi Water Filter Guru! I just found you today, and am very happy to subscribe ☺ I have a question - do you suppose that a stove top water distiller that uses fire to boil instead of electricity will be as effective as the electric kind? I have seen videos that show you how to make your own distiller with materials at home, and I have also seen a distiller that you buy around $400 that also uses stove top. Would either of these be as effective?

[@waterfilterguru]

Yes, they should reduce the fluoride! It's the process that works, not the product configuration

[@BeauoFu]

@@waterfilterguru Thank you!!

[@jerbear7952]

Its just a different heat source. The water doesn't care how it gets hot.

[@BeauoFu]

@@jerbear7952 Thanks! I have seen the distiller machines that distill water, and I wasn't sure if there was a special process happening inside there. I knew it was being boiled, but it wasn't until I had seen a stovetop/homemade version that I saw more transparently how the process works.

[@iandavid8925]

It would be nice to physically “test drive” (or “drink”) these various systems to discover one which produces pleasant, drinkable water without having to fork out decent amounts of money only to find out you’ve been robbed. I bet that’s not really possible though?

[@eqbalaziz9193]

hello! please gave me considerations on using lime stones in water tank and it’s effects on filtering fluoride from drinking water!!!

[@waterfilterguru]

I'm not familiar with this method of fluoride reduction or its efficacy

[@TheOssia]

Which Whole House water filter system do you recommend that includes Fluoride removal? Thanks!

[@waterfilterguru]

Hands down the BodyGuard Fluoride Removal Filter by US Water Systems! Check it out here bit.ly/3VRa4Mf

[@iroc-z-troy]

Hey there....love seeing the different system testing videos. I've been just watching a bunch as our son is buying a new house and the well is high in fluoride. Looking at perhaps the Waterdrop G3P600. If a whole house system wasn't big $$$ we'd look at that instead of the individual set ups for bathrooms and kitchen (with fridge tie in). Any input would be awesome.....thanks.

[@waterfilterguru]

Hey thanks for reaching out! Well water can be tricky. Has the water been tested by a certified lab? If you want to shoot the test results over to [e-mail] we can have someone take a look and provide a few suggestions based on what we see. There are a couple of point of entry (POE) fluoride reductions solutions (aside from whole home RO) you could check out. Just keep in mind that you will want to take the overall water quality into account before making a purchase decision. 1) Fluoride removal cartridge filter like bit.ly/3xTDcZd (uswatersystems.com) OR 2) Whole house tank based system, specific for fluoride removal like the US Water Systems BodyGuard fluoride specific system: bit.ly/41vUbP0 (uswatersystems.com)

[@iroc-z-troy]

Thanks for the reply and I've emailed the numbers to you.....fyi, we are in Canada....thanks so much, Troy

[@hamothemagnif8529]

Checkout the Fluoride Action Network’s efforts on the 08/2022 National Toxicology Program review of fluoride toxicity.

[@waterfilterguru]

Thanks for the info!

[@fmg4537]

Hi water filter guru, Want to get a reverse osmosis filter. Love that it filters gunk out. My only concern is PFA plastic…how you tested for this in the filtered water? Thanks for all the great videos

[@waterfilterguru]

Hey thanks for your comment! I just want to clarify PFAs (aka "forever chemicals") are a completely different contaminant group that microplastics or endocrine disrupting chemicals often associated with plastic. Reverse osmosis is one of the best treatment methods for both PFAs (due to their activated carbon component) and microplastics.

[@ScooterFXRS]

I visit a friend in Milwaukee and they fluoride the heck out that water and it tastes horrid. I buy distilled water water when I'm there for coffee and drinking. lol ... oddly any left over bottles disappear between visits.

[@waterfilterguru]

You could encourage your friend to invest in a filter that removes fluoride (and other potential contaminants) - typically we think of poor taste being caused by chlorine, which would most likely mean there are disinfection byproducts present as well. It's always best to test a sample with a certified lab to find out for sure what contaminants are present though.

[@ScooterFXRS]

@@waterfilterguru I could but they are lucky to have pot and a window to throw it out of let alone room to swing a cat. There very well could be disinfection byproducts present and I'm use to softened RO well water so...there is that and again not my monkey, not my circus. Good people just bad mojo going on.

[@CognacKidd]

I bring my own fucking water anywhere I go in this country & I will not fly anywhere - but thanks for piping in about Milwaukee!! I was there in 2019, 2018, 2009 & 2001-2002 - And so in 2021 I bought CLEARLYFILTERED and now I bring that everywhere but I still bring my own water, just not as much.

[@MAGAMAN]

Isn't forced medication illegal? There is so much wrong with putting flouride in our water system that I have no idea why it is allowed.

[@waterfilterguru]

Proponents of community water fluoridation cite it's effects on preventing tooth decay

[@maheshdas2927]

How long will it take for everyone to know that this type of fluoride is not what the body needs? And why, if your government knows this, why doesn't it prohibit it?

[@waterfilterguru]

I was not aware that ANY type of fluoride was needed by the body. What type are you referring to?

[@DejaDrewit]

I heard counties can also vote to have it removed from their water supply and some people have successfully done so. Otherwise the city should pay for us having to install all these systems. I live in an apartment so i dont have a lot of options

[@waterfilterguru]

Yes, more and more municipalities are ending community water fluoridation in recent years

[@graceg8834]

Hello, what is the brand of the water distiller that you are showing? Which brands do you recommend? Thank you!

[@waterfilterguru]

Keep in mind there is no 'one size fits all' solution to water treatment. While distillation is one of the best methods to purify water and provides broad contaminant reduction, it does not address some VOCs that can vaporize with water. Distillation also requires large time and energy inputs, taking 6 to 8 hours on average just to distill one gallon of water. Check out this video about the best countertop water filters we've tested to date, which ranked highly in our data-driven analysis kzbin.info/www/bejne/qHLIg5anm72hiNE

[@graceg8834]

@@waterfilterguru thank you

[@mohammedobeid7643]

Does boiling fluoride create fluorine? Which is more dangerous?

[@waterfilterguru]

No, that is misinformation. See sources fact checked by experts: www.politifact.com/factchecks/2023/jun/06/facebook-posts/boiling-tap-water-transforms-fluoride-and-makes-th/ facebook.com/reel/750678603522194 - original reel where this started, marked as misinformation

[@mfmilnefamily4068]

I add boron to displace floride..

[@waterfilterguru]

I've read those studies about how boron can be used as an antidote to fluoride toxicity

[@user-hr3bk1fz4u]

How do you add boron please? Borax?

[@user-lq3dj3eo8k]

I love your videos, short and right to the point. I love distillers, but they are very noisy. When I lived in a house I ran it in the garage. Now I live in an apartment. Q: Do you know of any distiller that runs quietly?

[@waterfilterguru]

Thanks for your comment and feedback! Really appreciate it. All the distillers I'm familiar with use a fan, which is where most of the noise comes from

[@user-lq3dj3eo8k]

Appreciate your response. When you review ProOne, water escapes from upper chamber, which contaminates water in lower chamber. I correct this issue by using two rubber washers. One below the filter and one below the upper chamber. ProOne only sends one rubber washer now. FYI@@waterfilterguru

[@waterfilterguru]

Interesting, we've not experienced that issue with ours

[@waterfilterguru]

ProOne test published! kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5mbaK1op6Zphck

[@james6401]

Is it unhealthy to drink distilled water? Thanks

[@ColtonBrummell]

Thank you so much! ❤

[@waterfilterguru]

You're welcome thanks for watching

[@jabrilmuhammad8592]

Is their an effective shower head that removes fluoride. Shower heads should be the next vid for sure e

[@waterfilterguru]

I've got a shower filters project lined up. That said, the primary route of exposure to fluoride in water is through ingestion - so as long as you're not drinking your shower water , your risk of exposure while bathing is low.

[@jabrilmuhammad8592]

@@waterfilterguru ok thank you.! One more question i know I'm annoying. Is a catalytic carbon filter good for fluoride removal. I know you said bone char carbon is the best really

[@waterfilterguru]

@@jabrilmuhammad8592 No catalytic carbon will not provide significant fluoride reduction

[@giorgik777]

Hello. If I buy a water filter, how can I check if it works or not? something that has a maximum price of €300 to remove fluorid and easy install

[@waterfilterguru]

You would need to do a before/after sample test using a certified lab, like Tap Score (bit.ly/3OPs0Vd) or you could buy a digital instrument capable of providing a fluoride reading in the water sample, like this one amzn.to/3XLnRnT #ad

[@silviah.c.2850]

Is there a link between fluoride and plantar tears? I have always had soft teeth and always use fluoride with teeth cleaning however recently I have a plantar tear, I heard too much fluoride can damage tendons, is this true?

[@waterfilterguru]

I'd recommend reaching out to a qualified medical professional with this question

[@maheshdas2927]

This fluoride is not what your body needs, fluoride is a powerful irritant that is forming part of the body of everyone who consumes it and irritating us in many parts of the body. Doctors are not going to tell you this, they are going to convince you that this is another conspiracy; Nobody wants to lose customers. The same thing we are told the lie that vegetable oils are healthy for the body, when the opposite is true. Doctors have already received a lot of money for telling the whole world that vegetable oil is the best. If you investigate the truth about vegetable oils and fluoride you will be disappointed with the answer.

[@maheshdas2927]

Write this here in youtube browser: >How Bad Is Tap Water for Health? | Dr. Andrew Huberman

[@angelr.ricado3647]

what about shower heads? any good ones out there?

[@waterfilterguru]

For fluoride reduction? I'm not aware of any

[@maheshnikam4907]

#QUESTION = Well I have a question does that water distiller equipment contains any part made from plastic. Because in water plastic is as bad as fluoride. And also does any removes micro plastic

[@waterfilterguru]

It depends on the brand, but most countertop distillers I'm aware of do not use any plastic components which the water will come in contact with. Yes distillation should eliminate microplastics waterfilterguru.com/how-to-remove-microplastics-from-water/#_Best_Methods_to_Remove_Microplastics_From_Water

[@carpathianhermit7228]

Distiliers arent crazy expensive but are usually 700w devices running for 3 hours. R/O can be pricey, require a little plumbing know how and produce lots of waste water.

[@waterfilterguru]

Right on point. There are many modern RO systems which are much more efficient (75%+ recovery rate) than their predecessors, but as you mentioned water waste is simply part of the RO process. There are also countertop units that do not require a plumbing connection or know how .

[@tamakaramaena]

Thank you

[@waterfilterguru]

You're welcome!

[@LoveSource5d]

Thank you❤

[@waterfilterguru]

You're welcome 😊

[@timh.7169]

I dont really buy that aluminium oxide is safe to be in the filter for drinking water

[@waterfilterguru]

It's supposedly safe... but if you have a filter that's leaching excessive amounts of aluminum oxide (like we fund here kzbin.info/www/bejne/d4e9no2tid2hg8U), it makes one question how well the safety of the media has actually been studied. It is a compound of aluminum, after all. And a water filter system should not be introducing substances back into the filtered water, even if it is deemed "safe" under current research and regulations.

[@toxicreactz023]

Fluoride causes lower IQ but using the pvc pipe can lead to the Phthalate consumption right ?

[@waterfilterguru]

Yes, phthalates can be found in PVC pipe

[@lpadron13]

I just purchased a Frigidaire refrigerator that has its own water filter. However, we still need to filter out flouride due to a family member's kidney issues. Do you know of any inline water filters that effectively remove flouride?

[@waterfilterguru]

Yes! The Clearly Filtered inline filter bit.ly/3HXym2C

[@freddygoulet6101]

Any options work with arsenic? Our city water is riddled with it.

[@waterfilterguru]

We tend to recommend reverse osmosis for arsenic. Any idea what other contaminants are present? Here are a few ROs to check out: The best traditional, tank-based system I've found: Cloud RO cloud-water-filters.sjv.io/jrOrdP Top tankless unit: Waterdrop G series: waterdropus.pxf.io/MX4Jm2 Great countertop option: Aquatru geni.us/chlQv5o

[@vitanilange6926]

Tea can have it to we need to limit most tees..

[@uriahperyouar4991]

#2 Water Distillers. After we boil the water in the Water Distiller and if we put the water in the refrigerator is there going to be fluoride in the water while cooling off?

[@waterfilterguru]

No the fluoride will be left behind in the boiling chamber. The distilled water is purified

[@uriahperyouar4991]

How long do I boil the water for at least 6 cups? How many hours?

[@waterfilterguru]

@@uriahperyouar4991 I'd recommend you use a countertop water distiller waterfilterguru.com/best-water-distiller-reviews/ It will take 4-8 hours to distill a gallon of water.

[@uriahperyouar4991]

How many cups is one gallon?

[@waterfilterguru]

@@uriahperyouar4991 16

[@turtondwayne]

@WaterfilterGuru why does the water drop reverse osmosis system doesn’t remove fluoride I watch Modern Castle review and it show that it removed 0% fluoride??

[@waterfilterguru]

In our testing the WaterDrop G3 RO system completely eliminated fluoride, check it out here kzbin.info/www/bejne/e5PQZI2CqqqYrZY

[@terranceand]

I am looking to add the Springwell whole house system... What do I need to add to it to reduce the fluoride in the whole house? Thank you

[@waterfilterguru]

You have a couple options to reduce fluoride at the point of entry: 1) Add an additional fluoride removal cartridge filter downstream of a tank based system (like the one in this video). Something like this bit.ly/3xTDcZd (uswatersystems.com) OR 2) Install a different whole house tank based system, specific for fluoride removal like the US Water Systems BodyGuard fluoride specific system: bit.ly/41vUbP0 (uswatersystems.com)

[@waterfilterguru]

We just installed and tested a whole house water filter that completely eliminated fluoride and PFAs. Check out the video here kzbin.info/www/bejne/inKoaYx3r8iUqJo

[@sukhjotesingh9613]

What do you have that is plastic free?

[@waterfilterguru]

You might want to consider a water distiller. Most filtration devices have some plastic components

[@peterhoatson]

Very informative, thank you!

[@waterfilterguru]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Ambrosius13]

My wife is allergic to fluoride. We are using shower heads that purify the water but I am not sure how effective they are. My wife can tell a difference two months in after the filter changes. Is there a food whole house solution?

[@waterfilterguru]

Most shower filters will not remove fluoride. In fact, I'm not aware of any that are capable of doing so. As you mentioned, the best way to remove fluoride for your shower (and every other tap) is to install a point of entry (POE) whole home system. Check out the US Water Systems BodyGuard fluoride specific system: bit.ly/41vUbP0 (uswatersystems.com)

[@Coldlegend214]

What’s a good water distiller

[@waterfilterguru]

Check out our favorites here waterfilterguru.com/best-water-distiller-reviews/

[@sandybarbee8401]

Been thru THREE !!! Haven't found one that will last , YET !!!!!!

[@jgdxtb]

How is it inside flouride filter?

[@waterfilterguru]

Sorry, I don't understand the question?

[@byronbaybarrels]

so what do you use?

[@waterfilterguru]

Aquatru geni.us/chlQv5o

[@byronbaybarrels]

@@waterfilterguru thank you. more important that food. think of how much we spend on food. you can live for a month without it. water is like 3 days. way more important

[@waterfilterguru]

You're absolutely right

[@waterfilterguru]

@@byronbaybarrels thats right

[@dell7990]

is it safe to run hot water tap as boiling method, then after freeze the water then melt and drink

[@waterfilterguru]

That won't do anything to reduce most common contaminants found in tap water. In fact, it might increase contaminant concentrations as some of the water boils and turns into vapor, leaving behind less water but the same contaminants

[@dell7990]

@@waterfilterguru Using this method, the water went from having a chlorine taste to tasting like bottled spring water.

[@waterfilterguru]

​@@dell7990chlorine evaporates readily into the air

[@dhananjaydeshmukh3469]

But doesn't boiling the water creates flourine. Many things are missing in this video

[@waterfilterguru]

Sorry, not sure what you mean

[@dhananjaydeshmukh3469]

@@waterfilterguru I m sorry i meant boiling fluoridated water only increases flourine content, it's effective for chlorine but not fluorine

[@waterfilterguru]

@@dhananjaydeshmukh3469 Correct. The video does not say that boiling water is an effective method to reduce fluoride. Please rewatch 😃

[@Kevfactor]

I couldn't find much info on this but what is your opinion on freezing water to filter? Apparently when you freeze, it pushes impurities on the outside so you can melt the bad stuff away from ice blocks hehe. Then again some of the really small stuff might not get pushed out.

[@waterfilterguru]

Not a viable method to address all potential contaminants

[@piousminion7822]

ALL stills, even for water, are 100% illegal in Florida without a license. :(

[@waterfilterguru]

Wow really? Countertop water distillers are banned in Florida? I didn't know that

[@freedomgunsandliberty]

Aluminum is horrific for the human neurological system. Do NOT use an alumina filter

[@waterfilterguru]

A properly functioning filter that uses activated alumina should not leach media into the filtered water

[@columcooney]

So fluoride is not added at treatment level for the old reason it's good for babies teeth ?this is a question not a statement..

[@waterfilterguru]

Correct, community water fluoridation happens at the water treatment plant. The reasoning behind it is that fluoride has been proven to protect teeth from decay (not just in babies). Learn more here: www.cdc.gov/fluoridation/basics/index.htm

[@TheSathandra]

@@waterfilterguru That's a lie.... and quoting the CDC doesn't make it true. What a horrible thing to hide behind.

[@waterfilterguru]

@@TheSathandra not a lie at all, there is a plethora of research that proves the effectiveness of fluoridation to prevent dental decay and dental caries. That doesn't mean that everyone wants to be drinking fluoride... Hence this video i forming folks of the best methods to remove it if they don't want to be drinking it.

[@mb4692]

@@waterfilterguru I’m sure you are aware of the fact that there are harmful effects of consuming fluoride. These include reduced IQ , negative effect on the pituitary gland and causes autoimmune disease ( eg Hashimoto’s thyroiditis) along with chlorine.

[@waterfilterguru]

@@mb4692 Of course we are aware :) This is the reason we made this video! To help folks understand the best methods for removing fluoride from their drinking water

[@MR-nl8xr]

Naturally occurring fluoride and water treatment fluoride are NOT the same thing.

[@waterfilterguru]

Correct!

[@btmathews415]

distillers do not remove flouride

[@waterfilterguru]

That is not correct. The distillation process does effectively remove fluoride

[@btmathews415]

@@waterfilterguru got a source for that? The only way to remove fluoride is RO. You are wrong. I wish you were right but you are not.

[@waterfilterguru]

Sure, here's a source from the University of Nebraska: extensionpublications.unl.edu/assets/html/g1493/build/g1493.htm Distillation, along with RO, are two processes capable of removing essentially everything from water. The downside with distillation being the time and energy input required to achieve similar results.

[@btmathews415]

I stand corrected.

[@Wowzersdude-k5c]

ZeroWater removes virtually all fluoride.

[@waterfilterguru]

We'll be testing a ZeroWater filter soon, I'll be interested to see how they perform. Stay tuned!

[@gsdbellaoneone9325]

We need WaterFilterGuru's test! Flouride is supposed to be difficult to remove. x

[@waterfilterguru]

@@gsdbellaoneone9325 It's true - there are only a few technologies capable of reducing fluoride. Stay tuned for the test!

[@CognacKidd]

ZeroWater does not remove Fluoride to any major extent. I tested in 2020, its a bullshit filter.

[@Southern195]

@@waterfilterguruhow did the Zero test go?

[@TheBluesprofessor]

Why not start with addressing whether or not fluoride removal is even necessary? If a person drinks distilled water in enough quantity it will absolutely kill you or anyone else for the same reason fluoride will kill you or anyone else. Early scientists searching for beneficial drug compounds said that there's no such thing as a lethal drug, there's always a lethal dose !

[@waterfilterguru]

The great fluoride debate! Some folks are adamant about removal, while others are not

[@Ambrosius13]

My wife is allergic to fluoride. She gets rashes and welts from it. She has to be very careful when she goes to the dentist because they want to use fluoride on her.

[@TheBluesprofessor]

An allergy is not the same as an outright poisoning.

[@nancystockwell7829]

Could you please explain? I live in an apt., use a Waterdrop pitcher, I can't install anything, but was considering going back to distilled water.

[@HereForWisdom]

Is there a specific water distiller you recommend?

[@waterfilterguru]

Yes! Check out the Pure Water Mini classic, this is a great American made countertop distiller bit.ly/3WaO92w

[@kristfur]

I use a megahome water distiller. Skip their optional charcoal filters. You clean it every once in a while with food grade citric acid (amazon). In the long run, much cheaper than a Reverse Osmosis system, but if you have a large family, maybe get a RO system. It's must me, so the megahome is just fine for my needs.