Puslinch Natural Spring – Hamilton – Flamboro Ontario
Puslinch Natural Spring Here’s the map: bit.ly TDS 280-340 ppm pH 6.7 temp 7.0 C Bacterial Analysis Results: Sept 5, 2010: Total Coliform: ZERO E.Coli per 100ml: ZERO Sept 12, 2010: Total Coliform: 1 E.Coli per 100ml: ZERO Sept 19, 2010: Total Coliform: 8 E.Coli per 100ml: ZERO Details on Bacterial Analysis results: www.healthunit.biz More info on Calcification & David Wolfe: www.davidwolfe.com http www.findaspring.com About me – Facebook or Google ” Mo Rosati ” or http bit.ly BACTERIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS bit.ly Total Coliform per 100ml: ( greater than ) 81 E.Coli per 100ml: ZERO ***SPRING WATER BEST PRACTICES *** – use GLASS jugs & corks ( no plastic ever ! ) – find these at wine making / beer brewing shops – keep the water cold ( by any means necessary ) – keep the water away from ANY source of light …much more details here: bit.ly More Natural Springs: ( please share your local spring info ) www.findaspring.com http tinyurl.com The best water movie can be watched here: tinyurl.com Water info search: Viktor Schauberger, Masaru Emoto, Daniel Vitalis, David Wolfe, Raw food, Elmvale, stop site 41 Thanks for your time & enjoy !!
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now that one is kinda hard to find cause there is pretty much no point of going down that road unless you live on it. you just have to know where it is. lol
@themoviecapo So far, I have taken 3 samples & I just posted the result in the ‘more info’ section, as well as a site that gives further details on the meaning of the numbers. I do intend to take further samples in the future as well, which I’ll post in the same section. Thanks, Mo
Jow69, thanks for sharing this info. is the water safe for drinking?
Total Coliform per 100ml: ( greater than ) 81
thanks again
@jow69 Hi, thanks for the quick reply. Yes, that makes sense now. If all the springs in your area have (around) the same TDS levels, then ‘yes’ it would make sense to go for the one with slightly acidic ph. confusion over. ive just started to hunt for the ‘kearney’ equivalent here in scotland, so im on a bit of a mission until i find it. The one i use right now TDS 100, PH 7.1 is good but i know i can do better. Thanks again.
@DEBBIEGIBSON22 In my area I don’t have a low TDS spring available here, they are all TDS 200-350 pH 7.5 – 8.2, except for Puslich which is the same TDS as the other springs but an acidic pH of 6.7. Ideally I would only be drinking the Kearney water TDS 22 pH 5.8 but it’s a 7 hour round trip from here but I do go up as often as I can. Low TDS is extremely important & I agree, even more important than pH but I only have high TDS here so that’s why Puslinch is a good non-alkaline option.
Hi, im a little confused by what your saying in this video. Ive heard daniel say in his vids that a low TDS (BELOW 150) is ideal and a ph of around 7 is great. Over 150 is moving into a hard water. It just seems from this vid that your saying PH is more impotant, as this spring has a TDS of over 300. Im not saying your wrong or anything its just me thats a little confused, as i always thought the TDS was a little bit more important. I hope you can explain to me a little further. Thanks
Great Mo!
Thanks for the work and sharing!
@djlaketrout Awesome, make sure you check out the other spring at the intersection of Progreston Rd & Greensprings Rd, in Carlisle which is only 10 minutes away. It’s on the left side of the telephone pole, you’ll see a sign ‘water not testing for drinking”
Going to this location now. Looking forward to trying it out!
Thanks for the vid.
Does the lower more acid ph indicate less calcium in the water?
i live in england and have no idea where there are any springs near me but im guessing there are some just need to get off my ass and find some . great stuff man .
Thanks for sharing. I’l definitely have to check out his beauty!!
@joyinc30 you’re very welcome, my pleasure to share in this water revolution! Stay tuned, much more springs to come.
wow! its so nice to hear of new sources in this area
thanks for all your hard work!