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Hydrogen Peroxide is safer than bleach and will kill the bad germs + odor.

Reysean Warren <blackkmann30@...> wrote: One more question, what's the

best way to wash out plastic gallon jugs? Someone told me bleach does a good

job. Would that affect the taste any (the bleach)?

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Thanks again . Approximately how much do I use for each gallon.

<xander95608@...> wrote: Hydrogen

Peroxide is safer than bleach and will kill the bad germs + odor.

Reysean Warren <blackkmann30@...> wrote: One more question, what's the

best way to wash out plastic gallon jugs? Someone told me bleach does a good

job. Would that affect the taste any (the bleach)?

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What it would do, is give you cancer. You want cancer?

Leo

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One more question,

what's the best way to wash out plastic gallon jugs? Someone told me

bleach does a good job. Would that affect the taste any (the bleach)?

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I was just suggesting washing your containers in it. I don't think I'd add it

to the water for drinking. Drinking chlorine is not good for you. It may kill

bacteria but it also upsets your gut flora. (for starters).

Reysean Warren <blackkmann30@...> wrote: Thanks again .

Approximately how much do I use for each gallon.

wrote: Hydrogen Peroxide is safer than bleach and will kill the bad

germs + odor.

Reysean Warren wrote: One more question, what's the best way to wash out plastic

gallon jugs? Someone told me bleach does a good job. Would that affect the taste

any (the bleach)?

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Hi, H2O2 is safe only with non-metal containers.

Using it for cleaning metal containers, may result in leaching metal

toxicity thru' skin.

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> I was just suggesting washing your containers in it. I don't think I'd add it

to the water for drinking. Drinking chlorine is not good for you. It may kill

bacteria but it also upsets your gut flora. (for starters).

>

> Reysean Warren <blackkmann30@...> wrote: Thanks again .

Approximately how much do I use for each gallon.

>

> wrote: Hydrogen Peroxide is safer than bleach and will kill the bad

germs + odor.

>

> Reysean Warren wrote: One more question, what's the best way to wash out

plastic gallon jugs? Someone told me bleach does a good job. Would that affect

the taste any (the bleach)?

>

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Ohh no I didn't mean add it to the drinking water. I was asking how much do you

add to the water when you rinse it out.

<xander95608@...> wrote: I was

just suggesting washing your containers in it. I don't think I'd add it to the

water for drinking. Drinking chlorine is not good for you. It may kill bacteria

but it also upsets your gut flora. (for starters).

Reysean Warren <blackkmann30@...> wrote: Thanks again .

Approximately how much do I use for each gallon.

wrote: Hydrogen Peroxide is safer than bleach and will kill the bad

germs + odor.

Reysean Warren wrote: One more question, what's the best way to wash out

plastic gallon jugs? Someone told me bleach does a good job. Would that affect

the taste any (the bleach)?

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I'd guess 50/50, which the dentist says is safe to rinse your mouth. Personally

I store water in glass containers, wash with hot soapy water. I wouldn't store

your water in plastic, just for transport if you are buying R/O water from the

store.

Reysean Warren <blackkmann30@...> wrote: Ohh no I didn't mean add it to

the drinking water. I was asking how much do you add to the water when you rinse

it out.

wrote: I was just suggesting washing your containers in it. I don't

think I'd add it to the water for drinking. Drinking chlorine is not good for

you. It may kill bacteria but it also upsets your gut flora. (for starters).

Reysean Warren wrote: Thanks again . Approximately how much do I use for

each gallon.

wrote: Hydrogen Peroxide is safer than bleach and will kill the bad

germs + odor.

Reysean Warren wrote: One more question, what's the best way to wash out plastic

gallon jugs? Someone told me bleach does a good job. Would that affect the taste

any (the bleach)?

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Rinsing out still leaves a residue on your container. It is deadly stuff.

Leo

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One more question, what's the best way to

wash out plastic gallon jugs? Someone told me bleach does a good job.

Would that affect the taste any (the bleach)?

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I reuse my gallon water bottles. First, I clean them inside by swishing

some hydrogen peroxide in them, making sure I cover all areas,, drain,

and then let them air dry with out the cover on. Don't put the cover on

empty, clean bottles. I find this keeps bacteria from growing in the

bottle. You can also use CS in the bottle the same way. After filling

my bottles with RO, I use one of the bottles to fill each bottle to the

very top and put the cover on, keeping air out. The bottle that is less

full, is the one I use first.

Don't use bleach. It is too harsh and you can ingest it this way if not

rinsed well enough. The hydrogen peroxide won't hurt you and I have not

noticed any breakdown of the plastic bottles with the H202..

Diane

Reysean Warren wrote:

> Thanks Marelen, that's what I do at the current time. I usually go get

> the RO water by the gallon. Sometimes these jugs get a funny smell

> from re-using them over and over again (I guess its bacteria build

> up). And I read also that bacteria builds up when water sits more than

> a day or so. I guess my best bet would be to continue using the RO

> water for now. One more question, what's the best way to wash out

> plastic gallon jugs? Someone told me bleach does a good job. Would

> that affect the taste any (the bleach)?

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yeah okay, that's probably my best choice then. I'll try to find a big glass

jug then and do that..

<xander95608@...> wrote: I'd

guess 50/50, which the dentist says is safe to rinse your mouth. Personally I

store water in glass containers, wash with hot soapy water. I wouldn't store

your water in plastic, just for transport if you are buying R/O water from the

store.

Reysean Warren <blackkmann30@...> wrote: Ohh no I didn't mean add it to

the drinking water. I was asking how much do you add to the water when you rinse

it out.

wrote: I was just suggesting washing your containers in it. I don't

think I'd add it to the water for drinking. Drinking chlorine is not good for

you. It may kill bacteria but it also upsets your gut flora. (for starters).

Reysean Warren wrote: Thanks again . Approximately how much do I use for

each gallon.

wrote: Hydrogen Peroxide is safer than bleach and will kill the bad

germs + odor.

Reysean Warren wrote: One more question, what's the best way to wash out

plastic gallon jugs? Someone told me bleach does a good job. Would that affect

the taste any (the bleach)?

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You mean using bleach? Yeah, I think I'll pass on the bleach...

regehr2001 <leoelfie@...> wrote:

Rinsing out still leaves a residue on your container. It is deadly stuff.

Leo

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One more question, what's the best way to

wash out plastic gallon jugs? Someone told me bleach does a good job.

Would that affect the taste any (the bleach)?

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Sun tea glass containers work pretty good.

Reysean Warren <blackkmann30@...> wrote: yeah okay, that's probably my

best choice then. I'll try to find a big glass jug then and do that..

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