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66. Water Purifier

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Now in Nasu, “tasty water” has become a bit of a boom. People often drive with water containers to buy water that’s said to taste great. Kaori also tried some and agreed it was delicious—but going out to buy it every time would be a lot of work. That’s why she decided to install a water purifier for the villa. Still, not just any purifier will do: it’s important to choose one carefully.
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When reagent was added to the town water, it turned a pale pink. This color corresponds to about 0.1 ppm residual chlorine.
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Next, we test the water purified by “Seagull IV.”
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Water flows strongly. Even though it’s high-performance, it also provides plenty of water.
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The water purified by “Seagull IV” did not change color. This sterile-level purification is essential for making natural-yeast bread.

Nasu’s tap water is soft and tastes good. If you remove the chlorine smell, it can be good enough as drinking water. Kaori recommends a countertop-style purifier rather than an integrated faucet type, for hygiene reasons.

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