I thought distilled water (as used in car batteries & steam irons) would be as pure as you'd get? :scratch: After all it's pure water that has been boiled & condensed from steam, it leaves all the cack behind it :)
Someone educate me ;)
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I thought distilled water (as used in car batteries & steam irons) would be as pure as you'd get? :scratch: After all it's pure water that has been boiled & condensed from steam, it leaves all the cack behind it :)
Someone educate me ;)
There are a whole bunch of different grades of purified or distilled water. You'd have to read the label so see exactly what the quality and the impurities are.
I should have thought of that :doh: Nice one Barry ;)
'Purified Water' as opposed to distilled is the medical grade stuff. No impurities. Stuff you put in a car battery does not have to be processed to such a high standard.
When was the last time you saw a car battery that needed topping up? ;)
Wrong question Martin ;) You should have asked when was the last time i saw a car battery (or motorcycle battery come to that) :eyebrows:
Don't you all wash again with distilled water after the L'art Du Son to remove any residue ?
Using a clean brush and having wiped the felt on the hoover bit first...