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Can water straight from the tap be used in home kidney dialysis machines?

April 26, 2017dialysis Home kidney machines straight tap Used water

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Can water straight from the tap be used in home kidney dialysis machines?

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Tap water must go through further treatment in order to be used in a dialysis machine. Because the water comes into close contact with a patient’s blood, several substances like aluminum, fluoride, and chloramines must be removed from the water before it can be used.

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A. Tap water must go through further treatment in order to be used in a dialysis machine. Because the water comes into close contact with a patient’s blood, several substances like aluminum, fluoride, and chloramines must be removed from the water before it can be used.

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Tap water must go through further treatment in order to be used in a dialysis machine. Because the water comes into close contact with a patients blood, several substances like aluminum, fluoride, and chloramines must be removed from the water before it can be used.