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Does boiling tap water affect its pH level?

Asked 2 years ago

When I run out of bottled water I usually boil my tap water and then decanter it and store it in the fridge. I worry that this alters the pH level level of the water. Will boiling do that?

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Augustus Avila

Wednesday, April 12, 2023

Boiling tap water can affect its pH level by altering the balance of dissolved minerals in the water. In general, the pH of tap water may increase slightly after boiling, but the change is usually not significant enough to cause any health concerns.

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