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SteveSxx | 18:46 Tue 12th Sep 2006 | Food & Drink
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What happens if you pass milk through a water filter ? What do you get out ?
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clean milk :D
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Not pure unadulterated distilled water then ?
Try it and see
super skimmed milk
Not sure but you will need to buy a new water filter.
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A water filter is just an ion exchanger. It removes ions (charged particles) in water that, if precipitated out, form limescale. So the milk would have the same ions removed, assuming it interacts with the filter in the same way. Given that milk is a vital source of calcium, and the ion exchange resin will remove calcium ions, it's probably not a good idea, but I'd be interested to see your results if you try it.
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and waste a filter - I think not !!!
I just wondered if anyone had tried it

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