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At some point, every water ionizer owner decides to pour a bottle of water to take with them or for someone else to take home to try for themselves. Addressed here are the best options for storing alkaline ionized water for use away from home or when sharing.

Acceptable and recommended containers for storing ionized water are glass bottles with a good seal, BPA-free plastic bottles, tinted to reduce light penetration, or high quality stainless steel bottles. A well sealed container is important to reduce exposure to free radicals in the environment that affect the pH.

5-day time-testing has shown that when properly stored, ionized water lost a maximum of 2 pH points. The maximum loss was from a sample stored in a well sealed container and placed under a table, in a climate controlled room, simulating taking the water to work and keeping the bottle under a desk. When stored in a refrigerator the drop in pH was less.

ORP levels fell much faster. The ORP, or antioxidant properties, are the result of the electrical charge the water receives in the electrolysis chamber. Once the water leaves the electrolysis chamber, the negative charge created when the electrical current interacts with minerals in the water begins to diminish. This is similar to the way boiling water immediately begins to cool when removed from the heat source, only with an electrical charge the reduction is much faster.

We recently time-tested 3 containers to determine which best preserved the ORP. Each sample had a starting ORP of -525 to -550. We used a tinted, BPA-free sports bottle, a glass jar with good seal and a GoodLife stainless steel bottle. The sports bottle and glass jar were stored in the refrigerator as far away from the door and light as possible. The GoodLife bottle was left sitting on the counter.

After almost two weeks we opened each container and tested the ORP. The sports bottle performed the poorest with an ORP of +100, the glass jar had an ORP of +50. The GoodLife bottle was the real winner with an ORP of -450.

While the glass and plastic containers had good seals and were stored in a refrigerator, the GoodLife bottle was insulated and the screw-on cap doubled as a plug with a seal ring. The GoodLife design that keeps liquids hot or cold for over 24 hours also seemed to "freeze" the properties of the water by preventing environmental exposure. GoodLife bottles are dual-walled for insulation and the unique cap create a nearly impenetrable seal.

The most important considerations for maintaining the antioxidant properties of ionized water are the prevention of exposures to light, heat and the environment. A good seal on the container is critical. Glass performed better than plastic because of it's thickness providing extra insulation. The GoodLife bottle out-perfromed every other storage container because of its unique plug-seal cap and dual-wall insulation.

Water Ionizer Authority has tested many storage containers and to date, the GoodLife bottle has maintained the antioxidant properties of ionized water better than any other. GoodLife dual-walled stainless steel bottles are available at http://www.waterionizerauthority.com/goodlife-stainless-steel-bottle.html.

Romi Sink is the owner of Water Ionizer Authority, a consumer resource committed to providing independent and unbiased information about water ionizer products.
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As an authorized dealer for all major water ionizer brands, consumers are not directed towards any one brand over others - The commitment is to the consumer, not any particular product, brand or profit margins.

Purchases made through Water Ionizer Authority support the continued research and testing of water ionizer products so that we can continue to provide independent and unbiased information and remain a valuable consumer resource.

Moss Caps & Plugs Family Just Got Bigger & Better

The popular Ezeplug range, with innovative fin configuration, allowing one plug to fit a range of hole sizes, now includes products with a vertical pull tab – ideal where application can be difficult to access as a result of bundling or stacking of components.

FlexiCaps and Pull-Tab FlexiCap ranges are now available in red, offering better visibility with a softer, more flexible material, providing greater ease of fitting on multiple stud diameter sizes.

Moss’ New O-Ring Threaded Plug range, made from HDPE, introduces more than 50 new sizes.

The Nitrile rubber O-Ring provides sealing of threaded ports which may be exposed to oil and other fluids.

The Sealing Slottex plug range has been expanded, and now includes 38 new imperial (UNF), metric, and BSP sizes. The plug incorporates an angled flange which replaces the separate o-ring as the sealing device. Made from tough Nylon, Sealing Slottex Plugs are idea for high pressure applications, and are becoming a popular range within the hydraulics market.

Drive shaft end caps, previously only available in PVC, are now also available in LDPE with a protective protruding lip around the edge of the cap. The improved design provides protection not only to the driveshaft itself, but also to the bearings.

All new general protection products and an impressive range of 11,000 others are featured in the new 2008-2009 Moss Plastic Parts catalogue. Products are available from stock for next-day delivery, and FREE product samples can be requested online, 24 hours a day, at www.mossplastics.com For more information, please call 01865 844572, or visit www.mossplastics.com

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can i cap and seal my own bottles at home? if so, how?

Yes you can. Boots used to sell crown bottle caps and the tool for puttin g them on. It was in thier home brewing section. Ifthey do not now do them anywhere where you can buy home brew kits should be able to advise you.

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