Re: PIPPA'S COMMENT ON BRITA

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Hi Pippa †& #8220; I use a brita for my family too. I live in a small Town with

good water, but I still filter for drinking. The Town and County still add to

the water for our safety. (LOL) I†& #8482;m sure some is necessary for the

bugs.

I do only used distilled for my Scoby but that is a personal choice. p.s.

Instead of grocery stores you can get distilled in massive bottles for those

house dispensers for I think

$5.00 direct from the Water Store. Than you just use a small hand pump. Very

economical and lasts for ever if you brew for personal use. I get my Hubby to

pick one up every 2 months or so. I prefer distilled to drink too, after a

while bottled and tap tastes salty.

Happy Kombucha,

From: Epiphany Pizor

Sent: Monday, March 21, 2011 10:42 AM

To: original_kombucha

Subject: Re: PIPPA'S COMMENT ON BRITA

Rezz, I have no CLUE what world you live in, where everyone can afford

top-quality organic ingredients all the time and where natural springs are not

polluted by our horrible modern society, but it bears NO RESEMBLANCE to mine.

Quite frankly, all of your messages make me quite angry because they are so

unrealistic, and I will thank you to refrain from addressing me personally or

damning my comments so thoroughly on this list in the future. We can exist in

parallel, but stop interacting with me from this point forward.

Pippa

From: Rezz Yisrael <mailto:zirlah%40yahoo.com>

Subject: PIPPA'S COMMENT ON BRITA

To: mailto:original_kombucha%40yahoogroups.com

Date: Sunday, March 20, 2011, 4:36 PM

greetings everyone,

respectfully Pippa, using a Brita water filter is with the intention of humans

drinking it direct from the filter and does not take into consideration it being

given to microorganisms FIRST. this

is a simple plea of thoughtfulness. if you are using any faucet municipal source

water to go thru

this Brita filter, then it merely defeats the initial purpose, no? i suggest

filtering particles-

out of the water you use, from whatever source you obtain it. think about the

energetic qualities

of the water you use. i would view the film Water: The Great Mystery if you have

not seen already

for a dove-tailing into your present awareness. Brita and any other form of

commercial filters is

essentially a gimmick to move a product as we check it closely. we are not this

gullible for real

any water that is pressurized and piped into a building is devitalized and will

not nourish brews

to their long term nutritional benefits. other scholars have looked into this

already in details~

all pipes turn 90 degree angles while moving water through them and are devoid

of direct sunlight

which electrifies it as well. what filter can substitute for a living system of

a forest, soil &

rocks? nature is always free and the quality, so why pay for something that has

a preset lifespan

brew solidarity,

~Rezz

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From: Epiphany Pizor <mailto:altowolfkin%40yahoo.com>

To: mailto:original_kombucha%40yahoogroups.com

Sent: Sun, March 20, 2011 6:57:08 PM

Subject: RE: Re: Experimenting

Honestly, all I can afford is a Brita filter, which is what I've been using to

brew for the several months that I've been brewing - and I get wonderfully tasty

KT, it's never made me ill or anything (after an initial " healing crisis " ), I

get thick and healthy scobies... It's REALLY not that complicated.

Pippa

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