Fluoride in the water?

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The water quality is great! But you should double check how clean is the water tank at your building. The water quality is regarding hoiw much nitrates does the water have. Here is very low (4-6) when in Europe usually is close to 40 ppm. Nitrates is a chemistry way to say stool.

I believed that fluoride is not added but it might have some in a natural way?

The water has Fluoruro(F-) mg/l <0.5. You should double check how much fluoride has the water when this is added artificially to compare both waters.

There are other places where the water is bad, gran Buenos Aires west for example. San Matín, La Matanza, etc. And Cordoba and the north of Santa Fe because it is naturally poisoned.

CABA water:
Analito Unidad Rango
Alcalinidad (CO3Ca) mg/l 45/65
Calcio(Ca++) mg/l 18 a 22
Cloruro(Cl-) mg/l 22/30
Magnesio(Mg++) mg/l 4 a 6
Sulfato(SO4--) mg/l 35/45
Sodio (Na+) mg/l 20 a 30
Nitrato(NO3-) mg/l 4 a 6
Potasio(K+) mg/l 4 a 6
Fluoruro(F-) mg/l <0.5
Dureza Total (CO3Ca) mg/l 45 /60
Nitrito (NO2-) mg/l <0.01
Fosfatos mg/l <0.5
Amonio(NH4+) mg/l <0.05
Silice soluble Si mg/l 10 a 14
Turbiedad NTU 0.5 / 2
Conductividad us/cm 200 / 400
Cloro (HclO) mg/l 0.5 / 1.5
Ph 7 y 7.6

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MorganF said:
Yes yes yes! I would soooo pay for that! Once I was walking by the one on Cordoba, the door was open, so I just walked in - they were having like some open house - it was magnificent inside!

Is this the Palacio de Aguas Corrientes at Riobamba? I will have to check that one out.

I assume this is the museum you saw inside. Apparently it's open from 9 to 1, Monday-Friday:

http://www.aysa.com.ar/index.php?id_seccion=189
 
Bajo_cero2 said:
The water quality is great! But you should double check how clean is the water tank at your building. The water quality is regarding hoiw much nitrates does the water have. Here is very low (4-6) when in Europe usually is close to 40 ppm. Nitrates is a chemistry way to say stool.

I believed that fluoride is not added but it might have some in a natural way?

The water has Fluoruro(F-) mg/l <0.5. You should double check how much fluoride has the water when this is added artificially to compare both waters.

There are other places where the water is bad, gran Buenos Aires west for example. San Matín, La Matanza, etc. And Cordoba and the north of Santa Fe because it is naturally poisoned.

CABA water:
Analito Unidad Rango
Alcalinidad (CO3Ca) mg/l 45/65
Calcio(Ca++) mg/l 18 a 22
Cloruro(Cl-) mg/l 22/30
Magnesio(Mg++) mg/l 4 a 6
Sulfato(SO4--) mg/l 35/45
Sodio (Na+) mg/l 20 a 30
Nitrato(NO3-) mg/l 4 a 6
Potasio(K+) mg/l 4 a 6
Fluoruro(F-) mg/l <0.5
Dureza Total (CO3Ca) mg/l 45 /60
Nitrito (NO2-) mg/l <0.01
Fosfatos mg/l <0.5
Amonio(NH4+) mg/l <0.05
Silice soluble Si mg/l 10 a 14
Turbiedad NTU 0.5 / 2
Conductividad us/cm 200 / 400
Cloro (HclO) mg/l 0.5 / 1.5
Ph 7 y 7.6

Regards
Where did you find that? I swear I googled everything I could think of to try and find a chemical analysis of the water here.
 
After reading articles about flouride on the internet, I only use toothpaste that is free of flouride. Where? I stock up at Whole Foods (EEUU). Besides having my daily vitamins with bottled water, I never drink water. Let me think about that..... I make tea with tap water. Back to the drawing board.
 
PhilipDT said:
Where did you find that? I swear I googled everything I could think of to try and find a chemical analysis of the water here.

One of my hobbies ir regarding planted aquariums and I developed a water atlas at www.drpez.net forum and there you can find the water analysis of many places around the world. Somebody had a relative working at AYSA and he provided the info. Regards
 
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