Using a Clay Amphora to Purify / Detox Tap Water

Using a Clay Amphora to Purify / Detox Tap Water. Make your tap water safe to drink, cook in and to use for brewing and fermenting such as kefir and kombucha production.
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Found out how a traditional clay amphora, can dramatically reduce chloride and nitrate levels and by virtue of its egg shape, energize the water. Please watch the video to see all the other ways in which the amphora transforms tap water.

[@Sommbodyyyyyyyy]

No that thermal image shows evaporation, that is all, it's not removing impurities like our body. The cleanest water would be the water on the outside, what it's sweating.

[@Busterbrowns]

She’s drinking the contaminated water

[@kimoamadal4626]

Depuis que je bois de l'eau conservée dans une cruche en terre cuite, je ressens beaucoup moins la fatigue comme avant.

[@marion7661]

My thoughts as well

[@marion7661]

@@Busterbrowns , yes I think so too. but then how will you store it?

[@RK-qk7ow]

​@@kimoamadal4626Perhaps it restructurises and is more readily available for the cells

[@yardleyj9391]

Thank you for sharing this wisdom that our forebears knew but that we lost with industrialization. My aim is to live in harmony with my environment.

[@NaturalSpaSupplies]

Thank you so much for your comment. Yes, there is so much wisdom we can learn from our ancestors about living in harmony with the planet. I am so glad that you have reached this place in your mind and hope you can bring other with you.

[@Busterbrowns]

I thought the water in the bowl was the filtered purified water? Isn’t that how every other filter works? I’m confused

[@scottpreston1444]

I had my amphora arrive Monday midday. A 2L pot, looking to be Commissioning it for at least 2 days, changing the water every 8hrs, cant wait to taste the water out of it.

[@AS-yk7kc]

I'be has my amphora a couple of weeks and I absolutely love it. The water taste so pure and refreshing. It's such a simply way to purify water with no chemicals. I am so grateful I found this video!!!! My question is how long can the water be stored in the amohora. Does it have to be completely filled each time? Once it's prepared, if you stop using it for a week, do have to repeat the initial process again. Thanks in advance for your help.

[@NaturalSpaSupplies]

I would suggest leaving the water in the amphora for no more than two days, but a lot of customers experiment with different durations from 8 hours upwards and judge it solely on the taste, aroma and mouth-feel of the water. It is best to completely fill the amphora, upto the base of the neck each time because it gives an 'egg-shaped' body of water, where the circulation will work really well. If you do stop using the pot, say you are going away, leave the pot empty with the lid ajar, so the inside of the pot can dry out. You will not need to recondition it before using it again.

[@Veveve1]

@@NaturalSpaSupplies Has anyone tested the water before and after for impurity removal?

[@Veveve1]

Do you have any water purity tests for before and after filtration?

[@omribuch]

would love to see those too...

[@shork1847]

I am so excited to receive and try my amphora! Had enough hard chemical tasting tap water to last a lifetime. Thanks!

[@haroldgregory2717]

PLEASE DO MORE RESEARCH THIS VIDEO IS ACCTUAL TRASH

[@MrSethshapiro]

Thanks so much for this information. I learned a lot! I’ve been searching for water solutions but this one really fits the bill! We need to get more people on board with us. Like I can’t find this in the US for example what can we do to make this more universal and affordable? I got my mom a house filter but the water still taste terrible. And there’s all this plastic and you have to change the filter all the time. I never know if I’m drinking good water or not it doesn’t feel it. I believe so many people are having a similar problem. The solution is so easily understood compared to other complex water solutions. How can we get this out more! I hate to say it but maybe this needs to be manufacture in Cambodia It would provide jobs to come Bodian’s and also lower the cost so that we can sell more of these around the world. Even in asia This solution would be so useful. It’s not just simply a water filter but it also circulates the water internally genius.

[@pepesstream4770]

this is backwards, the water the seeps through the pot is purer then the water in the pot, people have been using clay filters for hundreds if not thousands of years.

[@Chris-wd9ll]

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[@mwpierre]

I agree. I have seen a lot about the clay filtering the water. The water that passes through the clay is filtered, but I am not sure about the water remaining in the pot. I do have a clay pot and the water does appear clearer and tastes better. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@TheKingArabia]

I'd like to see scientific sources for these claimed magnificent benefits.

[@shork1847]

I believe in their website there is a link to some scientific studies relating to the amphora

[@thehooeys1392]

I’ve just bought three small ones from the website. What a lovely amphora! The water is so delicious. Thanks!

[@NaturalSpaSupplies]

I am so glad you have got them already and that you are already enjoying the water 😍

[@listeningmiddle3736]

Hi, so what water are you drinking - the one inside the amphora, or the water that evaporated outside as some have argued in the comments?

[@ToxicLucidity]

Do these jars contain iron? I recently learned that intermittent exposure of these jars to hot and cold temperatures will align the iron making helping creating a magnetic field within the jar. Apparently this magnetic property can be credited with helping preserve organic matter stored within such jars for long periods.

[@NaturalSpaSupplies]

What a great question. Yes, there will be some iron in the clay as this is what gives the terracotta clay the red colour. I would assume that we are talking about iron oxide, and magnetite Fe3O4 I hadn't particularly thought about the action of the the iron in the clay, but it might help explain how, with the silicates it contains too, the amphora exhibits 'memory'. I have demonstrated the memory in this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/pHjFmmaAgryUhZo where I have placed the amphora on earth energy points and I have shown how the energy has been embedded in the amphora with my dowsing rods. let me know what you think and whether this other video helps to answer you question!

[@ashleygood2541]

Thank u for info. I always loved the taste of water from clay pot

[@richardhinshaw2116]

If viruses are an issue(and streams can have viruses)drinking water still needs to be boiled for a full minute. Viruses were discovered because something was small enough to get through a ceramic filter. 1892. Dmitri Ivanovsky.

[@NaturalSpaSupplies]

An interesting thought. I guess these clay filters were really thin? I think the dynamics would be different between the thin filter and the thick walls of these clay amphora. Some clays have got great anti-viral properties. I think there is some research about there about clay and MRSA etc. I'll try to look at the research though as I am sure I would learn something new. Thank you!

[@loveforall6862]

Thank you for the great video. I like to drink water from clay pots. It would be great if someone can provide a test to know exactly how effective is clay in purifying water. Am sure that people will use it more

[@NaturalSpaSupplies]

Hi, I've put the key test results in the shop link naturalspasupplies.co.uk/shop-2/water-pots-amphora-handmade/

[@NaturalSpaSupplies]

Yes, I will do one soon, once my next batch of amphora come over - so please watch this space!

[@loveforall6862]

Thats awsome, thank you loads for the great efforts. I really appreciate it

[@8308776]

Have you sent any of this water to a lab to verify the purity before and after? Just curious it there is any data to back up this claim. If so, I'm sold. :)

[@moonbee03]

Hi. I grew up in South America in farms and we used clay pots to purify the water. But I am baffled that you are saying we can’t drink the water that filters through the clay! That is exactly the water we drank. The pot was suspended on a wood structure over a glazed one (they did not touch) and the water we would drink was the one that dripped to the down i to the glazed one. They were washed inside and out. In this case… where is the water we can drink?

[@christinemeldrum9698]

I’ve had mine for a couple of days. I empty it and refill it about every 8 hours. How long does it take before it starts to purify? I test it with my water meter and get about 100 ppm when I first fill it and then 8 hours later, it’s at 95 or 96ppm. My Britta is around 56ppm. Do you think it’s the clay that my meter is reading? I may need to get some strips specific to different things like chlorine and calcium to see what’s really going on. I will say that the water in the bowl goes from about 100 to 400s so something is definitely seeping out.

[@NaturalSpaSupplies]

Actually normally the water which has been placed in the amphora increases overall in TDS! There will be more mineral oxides, as you say from the clay itself. There is also an increase in magnesium - which is great.

[@amberjones7892]

This is good information 👏 thank you😊

[@mirandaaskew]

Everything you said about the amphora removing impurities, toxins etc is not substantiated. The water will cool due to evaporation - that's true. But what evaporates through the walls and looks like white powder on the outside is calcium and other minerals, not toxins. Fluoride cannot be removed using any gravity system, much less one without a filter candle. The type of chlorine that is added to water no longer evaporates, so terra cotta pots cannot remove chlorine without a charcoal filter candle. If you used the amphora itself to drip the water through, it could remove the "impurities" of sediment. I sell terra cotta water purifiers with a three-stage candle filter - micropore ceramic, colloidal silver and activated charcoal - and I use the water to make body care products. I test the water regularly. I love nature and natural products, but this type of malarky ends up turning people away from returning to healthier ways.

[@Je-Lia]

So, I'm baffled. Some say that the water contained WITHIN a clay pot gets purified and alkalynized, that the water that comes through to the outside of the pot is only good for watering plants, not humans, because it contains impurities. Meanwhile...Others extol the wonders of FILTERING water using a clay pot i.e. the water that seeps through the terra cotta pot to the--well, the outside of the vessel.... Since purity is not determined by the users intention but on physical processes, which assertion is correct? These two assertions are contradictory to one another!

[@crystalhealings9901]

A question about the water from the outside. How would this affect the plants? Do they convert the toxins?

[@soundsofnature2646]

Is this like a water filter? Does it take out fluoride? And chlorine from tap water ?

[@tahradeliaelaine]

hello! thank you for your video! I have researched berkie filters, and it seems that they work in the opposite way.. Water is filtered thru the ceramics and then you drink what has filtered through.. Do you think that is safe?

[@NaturalSpaSupplies]

Yes, it would be safe, but with the amphora, the water will be energised as well, taking the water to a new level.

[@gypsie877]

Thank you so much! I have been searching high and low how to clean and why it gets reidue on the outside.

[@kathrinatkinson800]

Hi, I'm really interested in buying one of these, put I am very concerned about fluoride. Have you discovered anything more since this video regarding if it helps lower/remove fluoride please? If not could you consider testing for it please? Many thanks for your time. - Katy :)

[@NaturalSpaSupplies]

I'm afraid it will have to go on the back burner for a while. My key staff member is on lockdown and my main priorty is just to send out orders. I will get to as soon as I can though.

[@ryanalexander3088]

@@NaturalSpaSupplies Can you store distilled water in these?

[@rooroo5361]

Do you have any answers about fluoride yet?

[@biggiraffe]

Yes need to know this before uou buy.

[@rooroo5361]

Does this remove fluoride? Have you tested it now??

[@douglashorta2881]

Thank you so much for the info, It was lovely to watch! You are amazing! 😊

[@NaturalSpaSupplies]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@CarmenMartinez-cv5yi]

Thank You Thank You Thank You for this information you answered all my questions great video.

[@jeffren725]

Why does only the "bad" water seep thru and not all the water? I would think the water that has passed thru the pot would be clean?

[@NaturalSpaSupplies]

You can get clay pots which allow the water to seep through which filter the tap water, but this pot is different becuase it circulates the water, energizes it and purifies it. The body of the clay vessel acts like skin - there is a gradient for all the parameters and the toxins follow the gradient to the outside of the wall / skin of the clay pot. You will find that the water in the bowl or saucer doesn't smell nice and looks dirty and the water from inside the pot is lovely, like from the ground. So it doesn't filter, but does lots of other things instead to turn tap water into great drinking water.

[@darladrury76]

It doesn't. This is opposite world.

[@TheWaveSon]

Hey, does the water have some taste of clay ?

[@vaskucom]

I am very confused. All the things that I have found about clay pot filters, it is the water that comes through the clay wall that is filtered. So exactly the opposite of what is said here.

[@AS-yk7kc]

After Thad water is purified, is it ok to empty to a glass container to store in refrigerator?

[@NaturalSpaSupplies]

Yes! A lot of people do that!

[@attackchawa4615]

I’m not sure I understand. So if using such vessel the water can only be used for plants & pet? Si I cannot drink it? Is there a process for being able to drink the water? I thought “that” was the idea. Sorry if I missed something.

[@omribuch]

thank you very much! have you tested it's effectivity on reducing fluoride from tap water?

[@UDUMBARA_Helsinki]

👍Very interesting, good use of terracotta! How is it anti-bacterial and self-cleaning?

[@marcc1667]

Do you know how to clean/sanitize an antique amphora (flea market find) before first use? What precautions should one care for?

[@um9532]

put on sun

[@NaturalSpaSupplies]

You can just fill it up with water a few times, they're self cleaning. However on the outside you can lightly scrub it with Hemp Oil Soap x

[@user-ru8pp8qw6o]

Hot water and sun

[@wlacroix10]

I have a few questions. I have a clay pot that I haven’t used in 2 years. What’s the first thing I need to do? Rinse water out for 3 days then start drinking? next question; can I put ice cubes inside pot? That’s what I use for water....melted down ice from ice maker in fridge Next question: what other natural soap can I use to scrub outside of pot if I can’t find the one you have in video? Thank you for this video

[@eric123426]

I would recommend getting an actual amphora. Ice cubes are okay. And soap nuts would do the job.

[@wlacroix10]

Yahwo ok ....also what should the water taste like? My water taste like the pot is that right?

[@NaturalSpaSupplies]

Yes, go ahead as recondition the amphora for a day and wait until a baking hot sunny day and empty the amphora with the lid off and give it a sun bath all day long. Turn it towards the sun part way through the day. It should be super fresh then and I am sure it will help the pot with the way it energises the water.

[@sarahaymen4665]

Did you get it tested for fluoride?

[@annaperez6970]

Nice video. Thank you.

[@user-lx8yn2rn1c]

Hello dear! I was wondering if I could bake the amphora in the oven to disinfect it from the inside to the outside

[@yogirise2669]

U R EXCELLENT! THANK YOU LOVE! ♥

[@BeeUluwehi]

Hello, I was wondering do any of the amphoras have a spout or dispenser to easily have access to the water so we don’t have to lift it to pour it?

[@NaturalSpaSupplies]

Hello - no unfortunately they do not. Best to go no larger than 4-4.5 litre as they become heavy once filled. The most popular is 2 litre due its size and weight.

[@emmetjordan8733]

The power of the Vortex ,flower of Life.

[@Zero-rf5vj]

Thank you for the nice explanation. Does it purify water from fluoride?.

[@NaturalSpaSupplies]

I haven't been able to test for fluoride because it isn't added to the water here.

[@Zero-rf5vj]

In my country they add it to all water bottled and tape water

[@Zero-rf5vj]

Natural Spa Supplies Ltd I really would like to know if it work in cleansing it too 🌷

[@NaturalSpaSupplies]

@@Zero-rf5vj Oh dear, that is terrible. Which country do you live in?

[@Zero-rf5vj]

Natural Spa Supplies Ltd Saudi Arabia

[@vintagebeauty1960]

Does it filter fluoride?

[@10foldx8]

Teach us how to preserve the clay pot

[@NaturalSpaSupplies]

Just scrub the outside form time to time with a water based soap. Then periodically give it a sun bath. The amphoras are very low maintanance.

[@shakugodhwani119]

Thankyou so much.. can you help me with where to procure these pots.. as i live in India

[@imrana932]

Hi .....can I use London tap water in it 🤔💕

[@NaturalSpaSupplies]

Yes, I've got some very happy customers in London - these pots make such a difference to London water. I've just got some tiny 1 Litre amphora in too and they are highly portable, so they would be great for meeting friends out in a park, using at the office, in the garden office etc.

[@siduyou]

Hi, Do you use any kind of sealer or glaze inside or outside the vessel? Thanks

[@NaturalSpaSupplies]

No, it is just baked terracotta.

[@thomfont8594]

great elucidating video!

[@kimoamadal4626]

Je nettoie l'intérieur de mon pot en terre cuite avec du sable grossier et un peu d'eau, je secoue puis je le rince bien. L'extérieur du pot se nettoie avec une éponge naturelle (luffa) et un peu de bicarbonate de soude.

[@ismaildebich2591]

i use Jar for drinking water , and with time passing i start seeing Unwanted Minerals Building up on the outer of the Jar , Not mentioning How much It get sweeter

[@NaturalSpaSupplies]

Yes, just wash the mineral off the outside of the jar the best you can and freshen the pot with a sun bath.

[@marcosmeza1678]

I have a question please. I have been told that Teraa-Cotta clay has Lid in it, and you should not drink or eat from earth ware until they are cured. As a child we drank water from these Amphora from Mexico. Is the tail true about the lid? Thank you in advance.

[@NaturalSpaSupplies]

We do have our amphora tested to make sure that they don't leach undesirable metals such as lead or cadmium into the drinking water. So we are certain that our amphora are safe to keep the water in. But do be cautious with other types of clay. Some types of pottery clay even have fungicides added. So you need to choose a clay vessel which, like ours is made form pure terracotta and which has been thoroughly tested.

[@DavidRodriguez-er4rq]

Has the water been tested for particulates, minerals, and dissolved substances with a before and after?

[@NaturalSpaSupplies]

Yes, we do that. It has shown that the amphoras don't leach anything harmful into the water and that some of the less desirables in water such as, bacteria, chloride, nitrates, etc are reduced by the amphora and that the pH is increased.

[@SoundOfFreedom67]

How does one know if the clay does not contain lead? I like using a magnetite sand "kettle" to treat bottled spring water

[@NaturalSpaSupplies]

It is tested and has to be safe to sell in the UK.

[@pop-upprayerwithpapaa8250]

Can any unglazed Terra cotta amphora work?

[@abdirahman292]

Can I use bottled water to be purified in the pot?

[@NaturalSpaSupplies]

You can and the amphora will energize and alkalinize the water, so it will still make improvements. But it is worth trying it with tap water when you can, as it saves lugging all those bottles around and then thinking how to dispose of the plastic.

[@douglashorta2881]

You probably live in the U.K so it may be possible to drink tap water. But what about undeveloped countries? Tap water isn't advisable to drink but it's clean. Do you think the amphora can purify water without the need to boil first? 🤔

[@aquarius5264]

it can't this video is obviously complete bullshit

[@abderrazak6122]

How much time we need to leave the water in the clay amphora before drinking or using it please? Thank you.

[@NaturalSpaSupplies]

Most people leaave the tap water in the amphora for 8 hours. That gives 3 cycles per day. However, the key thing is, to find the best time for your water. What ever that is, there should be no smell of chloride and the water should taste fresh with a pure aroma.

[@kylepecs75]

hi. I live on the west coast of canada. how can i order this please. thanks

[@harpalkaur6801]

Can I use distilled water in this? Would it help to add minerals?

[@NaturalSpaSupplies]

Yes, minerals will enter the water and the total dissolved solids (tds) will increase and the water will also be energized due to the shape of the amphora and the electro-magnetic properties of the clay.

[@Dave_en]

Why do you need distilled water? You could use the locally suppled 20L water bottles. Initially the water is of odd taste but after keeping it in clay pots the taste improves incredibly. 🙏

[@snipeweedan]

How long can you leave water in amphora- does it stop circulating at some point thank you

[@NaturalSpaSupplies]

No it keeps on circulating, due to evaporation from the body of the amphora. While most customers leave the water in for about 8 hours, some prefer the taste if it is left in longer. My tests have shown that the water stays bacteria free. However, because the amphora is always evaporating and leaching water, if you left it in for a long time, eventually the amphora would be empty.

[@snipeweedan]

@@NaturalSpaSupplies thanks for reply ... Do you know how much in Euros / Ireland for the medium sized one?

[@pj3998]

How often should you change the terracotta pot?

[@NaturalSpaSupplies]

As long as you look after it and keep it clean on the outside and give it periodic sun baths, it should carry on performing. My customers only seem to replace them when they get broken and luckily this isn't too often.

[@mwpierre]

My amphora is turning white due to efflorescence. Is the efflorescence mold? How do I get rid of it?

[@NaturalSpaSupplies]

It is just minerals. Wash the outside of the pot and give it a sun bath to freshen it it up again. You probably wont be able to get all the deposits off, so don't worry about them too much.

[@mwpierre]

@@NaturalSpaSupplies instead of washing, I dry wiped all the deposits off and placed the amphora in the sun for two days. Thanks for the advice. I love my amphora!

[@gigi4usunshine]

what if our water is poisoned will it purify poisoned water? just wondering. I keep hearing that our tap water is poisoned with snake venom.

[@NaturalSpaSupplies]

I have never heard that. I do know that our tap water in 'chloranimated (a mixture of chloride and ammonia) - the combination keeps the chloride active for longer. It doesn't fill me with joy as it must be very bad for our gut bacteria. I'm not really sure whether the amphoras would remove snale venom, we simply haven't tested for this. But if you look up very ancient cures, clay poultices are used to remove venom from snake bites. However a clay poultice is very different to a clay water amphora!

[@gigi4usunshine]

@@NaturalSpaSupplies watch the Stu Peter's report with Dr. Ardis. Regarding the venom in our tap water. Thank you.

[@SewlocaMelissa]

do you ship internationally?

[@darladrury76]

I make them but she is telling the exact opposite. Its easy to see after boiling water etc the water that was inside is where the flouride stays. See the calcium deposits are not hard to do. [e-mail]

[@lynneceegee8726]

S Payne to very offensive to use someone else’s video to troll your own site. And even more offensive to call her a liar! And there is NO MENTION of fluoride in the video, as you u have been told!

[@shangoramoda]

Can you use it with pond water and rain water?

[@NaturalSpaSupplies]

I for sure wouldn't use it with pond water - it would take many processes to make it potable. Rain water - you would have to filter it first and clean it further as it is high in pollutants and acidic. It might be expensive to get clean sand, charcoal etc. I don't know the process, but actually it would be great to find the process. I was planning to test a dry empty, sealed amphora in some sea water, to so if it produces fresh water inside. I will certainly make a video about it, hopefully over the next few weeks, so I do hope your are subscribed. As I dowse, I have been finding out more about wells and boreholes, and that is the best way to go if you are not on mains water, or a local spring.

[@timbobjoe1]

Hi I got one recently but the water it taste like a very strong clay how to get rid of this taste? thanks.

[@NaturalSpaSupplies]

The clay taste will decline over the next weeks. But you can also leave the water in for less time and that will help for now.

[@timbobjoe1]

@@NaturalSpaSupplies Thanks a lot!

[@nazakkrayem9551]

Hi do we need to wax the outside of the jar as someone recommend to me or is it natural for the jar to leak water to outside thanks.

[@NaturalSpaSupplies]

No, the leaking is the process of purifying! The water leakage are all the filtered nitrates/ bacteria etc. Think of it like human skin!

[@metalhead7752]

@@NaturalSpaSupplies but for making wine what to do? How to stop the leakage

[@NaturalSpaSupplies]

@@metalhead7752 We're using the amphora to purify and specifically remove chloride from the water to help the yeast. So we are using it at the earlier stage.

[@NaturalSpaSupplies]

@@metalhead7752 Yes, am amphora like this would be too leaking to make or hold wine. Wine jars are waxed as soon as they come out of the kiln. It is the only way to acheive a proper job. These, then can be used to make wine.

[@NaturalSpaSupplies]

I have not heard of waxxing the outside before. I Has anyone else tried this?

[@darladrury76]

That sounds like the exact opposite of truth. The water on the inside will have the flouride. So your saying the flouride comes through pours water cant. This is crazy. Critical thinking helps people.

[@NaturalSpaSupplies]

I didn't mention fluoride at all in this video - I have been talking about chloride and nitrate reduction. I think you misheard? We should have done subtitles for this video as the sound quality was awful! Our later videos are much better! I should have included also in the video our test results, particularly the ten fold reduction in lead, mercury and arsenic.

[@NaturalSpaSupplies]

I didn't talk about fluoride at all in this film. However on the tests we commissioned, the amphora does massively reduce chloride levels.

[@valken666]

This video is dangerous if the person uses water from a river. River water is known to contain many parasites and diseases, and the water inside the amphora won't be clean of any of these.

[@terraplane7655]

The more you research filters the more you’ll find that with vastly different water sources across the globe, pH, toxins, microbial etc…no filter does everything. When you’re talking about microbes and the like, pond water etc. you may want to take things to a different level. I’ve been researching and just want my Phoenix, Arizona hard and crummy tasting water to taste better (and filter out the main violators). I’m planning to run a basic filter under the sink to pick up some of the main crud and use this to sort of “polish” it off. I also love the evaporative cooling, I prefer water just a little cooler than room temp. It’s dry desert here so it should do great on that front. And it’s nice looking, no ugly plastic or large chrome “R2-D2” sitting on the counter lol. With the dollar/pound change, it may never be more affordable for us in the US. Thanks for the great video.

[@jakconnolly3412]

@@terraplane7655 use a distiller. I purchased a small amphora from these people. Ran all the tests and the water does not change at all. However, the water that’s excreted does. These people are crooks

[@whitneysiebert1177]

✨🙏Thank you for this video🙏✨

[@NaturalSpaSupplies]

You are so welcome

[@kareemsalessi]

Does this filter out sea-water salt??? thanks.

[@NaturalSpaSupplies]

We haven't tied it for this. But I can give it a go. I don't have any sea water but I can make up a saline mixture to see what happens. I'll let you know.

[@kareemsalessi]

@@NaturalSpaSupplies Awesome, thank you.

[@bexex2382]

Scientifically it is wrong to say the pure water smells fresh because pure water has no colour, taste, or smell. But this term is correct when the water is contaminated.

[@NaturalSpaSupplies]

The water which comes out of our taps always has a strong aroma of chloride and I know from having examined the water analyses of our water board that the tap water does contain other contaminants. The water board only tests for those contaminants which they can remove, and not all contaminants have a taste or odour. So tap water isn't 100% pure at source.

[@imrana932]

How do I get rid of glaze in a clay jug 🤓

[@NaturalSpaSupplies]

If you are describing the glaze that has been applied prior to firing, I think it will be nearly impossible to remove it. Even if you did manage, a glaze often contain metalic elements which could prevent the water being properly purified. You would need to buy a new unglazed jug, but make sure it has been roperly tested to be sure that the clay is suited to food and water contact. Some clays are mixed with fungicides and this would make them dangerous and other clays carry pollutants or can leach certain toxins into the water. That why we had our amphora tested to be sure they they add nothing harmful and do actually reduce toxins.

[@imrana932]

Natural Spa Supplies Ltd Extremely thankful 💕🌹

[@kevingray5646]

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[@enochpage1333]

Is this business still operating?

[@NaturalSpaSupplies]

Yes, for sure. If you subscribe you will see our more recent videos. I have a newer one of the amphora, kzbin.info/www/bejne/fp-rqZVpn86mmtk which you would probably enjoy.

[@paolapedraza777]

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[@elisabethviews]

Very strange facts that some use a terracotta pot to filter the water, as I understand you that could be poison.

[@romanbrough]

It depends where the clay is sourced from. Some do have traces of heavy metals. Others are very pure.

[@elisabethviews]

@@romanbrough that could be so, as I saw from Italy seems fine

[@romanbrough]

@@elisabethviews I have just bought a pair of large old plant pots. Just cleaned them, now need to cork the holes.

[@NaturalSpaSupplies]

Be careful! A lot of pottery, especially plant pots contains added fungicides!