Update on water: I've found a great, inexpensive source of water. Most of you should be able to have the same access.

The local Publix and Kroger stores both have water filtration systems in their stores that filter the water right there. Publix charges .30/gallon, Kroger .29. Both systems filter the water twice through carbon filters (carbon filters remove chlorine, other chemicals and make the water taste good), reverse osmosis (removes fluoride, sediment, and much of the real nasty stuff), and then through ultraviolet light twice (kills bacteria).

This type filtration is exactly what we need to have healthy, pure water. Carbon filter, reverse osmosis and ultraviolet light make water about 98% pure.

Only way this water can be contaminated is by the bottle you put it in. I put a couple drops of dish detergent I get at the health store and rinse the bottle out with tap water I boil. When too lazy to boil the water has chlorine in it but in reality after letting it dry dry upside down there's probably miniscule trace amounts.

Even if you don't have Kroger or Publix in your area there's probably other stores that have these type of filtration systems onsite. If any of you want me to get the phone # off the filtration system so you can call to find a unit in your area let me know and I'll get the phone #.

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