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This is an introduction to Dehydrated water. It is a product that has been neglected over the last couple of years. I have got onboard and I am hoping to revive this to where it is supposed to be.

There are some videos and testimonials here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RoBn_VPlYbU

This saves you carrying heavy hydrated water in your car, which improves fuel consumption , tyre wear and engine life!

using this in your radiator instead of hydrated water will also increase the life of your water pump and stop any nasty water leaks!

It's NOT SNAKE OIL , I swear!

Do you have an MSDS for this product?

KurtG wrote: ↑

Sat May 15, 2021 11:40 am

Do you have an MSDS for this product?

They are bust compiling one for it to go on sale in Europe.

in the meantime , I can tell you , the active ingredient is dihydrogenmonoxide.

but don't tell anyone else, it's a secret

I have a few more questions before I commit:

1) does it cause rust in cars?
2) does it come in larger containers?
3) what is the shelf life?
4) can it be boiled and used to make coffee?

KurtG wrote: ↑

Sat May 15, 2021 11:52 am

I have a few more questions before I commit:

1) does it cause rust in cars?
2) does it come in larger containers?
3) what is the shelf life?
4) can it be boiled and used to make coffee?

There are a lot of vicious rumours out there that are simply not true. No one has ever properly proven it causes rust in cars , indeed it’s been known to prevent it.

It is however an excellent additive to coffee and makes it far more palatable .

Industrial sized packaging is available on request

KurtG wrote: ↑

Sat May 15, 2021 11:52 am

I have a few more questions before I commit:

1) does it cause rust in cars?
2) does it come in larger containers?
3) what is the shelf life?
4) can it be boiled and used to make coffee?

In addition this product is used in nuclear reactors to improve cooling as well as other applications , and is a superb industrial cleaning agent .

Will this product be suitable to make ice cubes for Whiskey on the rocks?

Chris Stoffel wrote:Will this product be suitable to make ice cubes for Whiskey on the rocks?

Only if they are dehydrated rocks

KurtG wrote: ↑

Sat May 15, 2021 5:49 pm

Chris Stoffel wrote:Will this product be suitable to make ice cubes for Whiskey on the rocks?

Only if they are dehydrated rocks

I thought a dehydrated rock was an Afrikaner that has run out of klippies?

Stadig oor die klippies nou

Apocalypse wrote: ↑

Sun May 16, 2021 9:09 am

I thought a dehydrated rock was an Afrikaner that has run out of klippies?

Yes. That is so.