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    Default Re: Can salt help remove stains (esp. iron)

    Rangebell,

    Have about 1200-1400 ppm salt, I think. Although not sure as test strip is hard to read properly. Used old TDS reading and took it away from my new TDS reading to get more accurate reading and this is 1240 salt.

    Very slight taste difference, hardly noticeable but water feels softer and when my body dries in the sun it actually feels better and my hair does not have that flat appearance, looks more like I shampooed it.

    Hope this helps.
    Last edited by smallpooldad; 06-09-2006 at 04:50 PM.

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