Reply With Quotetry any grocery store, publix, albertsons, kash n karry, piggly wiggly, goodings, winn dixie....most likely will be located in the soda aisle
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URGENT: Where do I get distilled water
Hi,
Where do I get distilled water for mixing with BMW coolant? I searched around Advanced auto parts does not carry it; walmart does not carry it. Where do I go?
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try any grocery store, publix, albertsons, kash n karry, piggly wiggly, goodings, winn dixie....most likely will be located in the soda aisle
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Fred Meyer, QFC, Safeway, Winco Foods, trader joes...
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Check out the beverage isle at your local grocery store.
Last edited by dternst; 04-02-2006 at 01:30 PM.
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this dude could be from the Antarctic for all we know.
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Glacier water, then.Originally Posted by 632 Regal
"Grocery store" is the universal answer. Goldenone hit it.
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hi,
distilled water is basicly just normal water boiled and cooled down. so the stuf in your kettel should do nicely!
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WRONG!
http://van.hep.uiuc.edu/Van/qa/secti...1202083432.htm
Distilled water wont boil in the microwave but tap water will.*
*dont burn yourself
Last edited by 632 Regal; 04-02-2006 at 03:33 PM.
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Knew there was something weird about that, but I'm no physicist.
Distilled water has no, or very few, elements in it...stuff that conducts electricity and otherwise promotes corrosion of aluminum parts. EDIT: elements? what the heck am I saying...of course it has elements in it.
Distilled water is cheap and readily available in the US. Cost me two or three dollars for five gallons when I DIY'd. Most shops I know actually have machines to distill water. We have a huge tank.
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Last edited by Kalevera; 04-02-2006 at 03:45 PM.
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go back to walmart and tell the people to eat $hit and die, of course they have it.
jeff, i doubt that whole "water not boiling" thing will work with the distilled. they just stairstep the contaminants out. the only water i've been able to play tricks with is de-ionised water. of course, i've had de-ionised water play tricks with my gastrointestinal tract when i drank it.
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