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Is tap water suitable for use in home kidney dialysis machines?

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Is tap water suitable for use in home kidney dialysis machines?

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No. Not without treatment first. Although chloraminated water is safe for everyone to drink (including pets), and can be used for washing, bathing, and watering plants, the chloramines must be removed. Using a Granular Activated Carbon treatment system is common method of removal, but please consult with your medical professionals for further information. Top of page Is the tap water suitable for aquariums? No. The water must be treated prior to use. Chloramines are toxic to fish, amphibians, and reptiles. Please contact your local pet store for suggestions on potential treatment options. Please note that simply allowing the water to sit out for a few days will not cause the chloramines to dissipate. Top of page Why does my water occasionally look rusty? The presence of iron may cause your water to look yellowish, orange, or maybe rusty. Some portions of the system may have water distribution pipes that are older, cast iron mains. Often times a main break, operation of a fire hydrant o

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