Why Don’t Water Plants Use Distilled Water?
December 15th, 2007 | by admin |
If distilled water machines are so useful, why doesn’t the town you live in use it (you may ask)? Simply put—it’s just not practical. Only 2 percent of water consumed in households is actually for drinking purposes. The rest is for bathing, flushing the commode, washing clothes, washing dishes, and so on. A distilled water machine consumes incredible amounts of energy and is extremely costly. If they were used in every house, your next bill would leave you creating your own water—tears!
