01-14-2015, 03:03 AM
Some years ago my company built a ferrocement water tank for a retired chemist who had just built a house in Ninole. Before moving here he had gathered water quality reports from the county. After reading them he said there was no way he was going to drink that crap. I think his primary complaint was residual toxins left over from sugar cane days. He wanted to take charge of his own water. We built him a tank that included extra sampling pipes so that he could monitor and treat his own water. Don't know if he is still around but last time I saw him he was in his late '80s and after years of drinking catchment he looked plenty healthy to me. I've been drinking catchment water myself for 40 years now. I can't agree with those who suggest catchment water is deadly. Take responsibility for maintenance and catchment water can be the best.
Do not use RO systems. Those, I believe, are not good for your health.
Do not use RO systems. Those, I believe, are not good for your health.