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    I personally disagree, distilled is best used for a fogger/misting because it doesn't leave hard water stains on glass. You should use tap treated with conditioner or bottled spring water in my opinion for soaking. Distilled water is also much more "pure" than tap water that has sat in the water for a day. Deionized is the purest form of water and is the best, but the best can get easily is probably just distilled water. If you have any evidence that supports that tap water that has been sitting in the sun for a day is the same as distilled I will gladly change my opinion

    EDIT: I was typing my post before Bill posted his, sorry to copy you Bill!
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    Interrestin.... ill have to tear into someone on my end of things... i also think i need a new local herp supplier on that note. That dude has trailed me down a borderline disaster for a while now. Odd he was cool when i got into it now he seems to not even care about his own store, or pets for that matter... sorry need to stop before i rant...

    Thanks for clearin this up wild bill


    Side reading:

    http://www.distilleddeionizedwater.c...stilled-water/

    http://www.caudata.org/cc/articles/Spring_water.shtml

    Theres alot of opinions i found that go either way. Odd. Now im curious again... Bill lend a machete to my intellectual thicket please.

    Btw ran dow the road to steal neighbors wifi lmao
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    I did see the first link, I disagree with the second link as well. Drinking water isn't just filtered tap water, it is usually spring water which doesn't have any of the added junk like chlorine and chloramines. Distilled water and R/O are also different as Bill stated before. One other thing I noticed is the age of that article, some of the original content is from 1997 by Frank Indiviglio, don't get me wrong as Frank is an awesome guy... I just feel that some of the information on that article is outdated a bit.
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