@WhatIsSanity
Viewers should keep in mind those metal ions are essential for replenishing our electrolytes!
@zaqattack1423
Should be a disclaimer to tell people not to replace their usual water with distilled water, seeing as how distilled water is actually worse for you
@hi_im_crimson
you should tell people not to drink distilled water now
@treckie7274
Fun fact - the EPA (US) requires municipalities to provide a consumer confidence report yearly. My report doesn't show any data for iron but it does show lead, copper, manganese, chlorine, fluoride, arsenic, hardness level, PH, and quite a few other metrics. This is a way to at least figure out how hard your water is or figure out how good/poor quality the drinking water is in your area.
@paul_warner
I put blue berries in my Dasani and it turned to the color of radio static.
@Flamer997
That blue looks purple to me
@johanneshass1614
"No ions". Yeah, sorry, the caption in the video at 0:17 is BS. Even steam distilled water still contains ions due to autoprotolysis of water. Otherwise it would not be pH7.
@jojogape
I knew Aquafina was the closest thing to distilled water, it's flat as hell 😭 it's like drinking a glass of nothing fr
@nova707ha
Woooooow thanks for the info , that'a look pretty fun to try ❤
@K.Sorsat2025
is that REAL "northick" blueberrys?
@Bamboobruh
guy in the video: 😊first I am going to test the still water Me: 😮(getting ptsd from still water) I will not let anyone from betas to sigma touch still water Loga Paul: 😎Dude try lunchly with still water Me: 😥No i am getting the visions of Lunchly again like for part 2
@noahwithana4149
Distilled water has less ions than regular but isn't free if them entirely. That's why deionized water exists. You shouldn't drink either without adding minerals back into them. You need minerals (the ions in regular water) to live. Drinks like Gatorade are sold specifically to add more "ions" (they're branded as electrolytes) back into your system if you're sweating excessively. It won't kill you from just one drink, but it's certainly not recommended to drink regularly. Distilling water can get rid of impurities that regular deionized water could still have like viruses and bacteria. Different purification processes exist for different purposes.
@paulvild
Why do the blueberries have to be frozen?
@Truth_mane
Showed that Aquafina is basically filtered sink water. Lmao.
@Newmcast
I mean Sodium, iron and calcium are all metals and they're perfectly safe to drink seems like a bit of fear mongering for anyone who's heard heavy metals and is now scared about metals in general.
@zhangruoran
Hey, Iron Man, you look a little blue today. Iron Man: yes, I guess I had too much blueberries last night.
@ridleykiller1994
On an unrelated note to my other comment, did you know you can do something similar with purple cabbage or cauliflower? The purple pigment in the plant is sensitive to pH, so when you boil them their pigment acts as an indicator, changing color based on the pH level. It's not actually a professional pH strip, but it's a fun kitchen experiment you can run while blanching your veggies for a meal
@kaisouseru2466
Blue and Red? Man is missing some cones
@Benjaminwatkins8272
THAT'S PURPLE-
@AcidGambit419