Reduce Water Contamination !

Might be too much work for some folks, but it DOES assure cleaner water !
Buy Distilled Water. Pour it in a Pitcher which has a filter, Brita comes to mind.
THEN put the water in the sprayer.
VOILA, very little chance of contamination that can occur with tap water ! (TOTW?)

Is this really a problem

i only had a problem with water contamination once, and all i did was cut a piece of cloth off the tail of the cotton shirt i was wearing and rubber-banded it to the end of my water uptake hose. solved the problem! think i saw that on an episode of macgyver once where he was tinting some terrorist cars or something.

oh, and one other note. instead of buying distilled water, just use a dehumidifier, the water from that is distilled and free! Thats what we used to use at one shop where we did gold plating and had to use distilled water.

You sure it wasn't an episode where a guy in mask was tinting Mcgivers car ?

One word, will save you tons of money, FILTER...........or if you wanna use two words panty hose (maybe that's one word )!!

Sweet! I have LOTS of pantyhose left over from my paralegaling days. Finall, a use for it besides tying up stuff... um... like tomato plants. Yeah, that's it. Tomato plants....

Cherisa, don't think I want you tying up MY tomato plant with your pantyhose !

Hmmm.... don't think I've ever tried to tie up anything that small with my pantyhose, Tint...

I'v seen that some tinters use a fuel filter on thier hose...

That's a good idea, too. We've been thinking about getting a reverse-osmosis machine for water purification. One of the vendors said to just get a Pur water filter for the faucet. Which do you think would be better?

You walked right into that one

One problem with the PUR WATER thing that goes on the tap is they break easy. I've gone through 3 on my kitchen sink. I've since switched to those big jugs and dispenser.. lol..

Just letting you know they do work great, but they also break easy and then you have to buy anew one...

ive always used cleaned water...bottled or out of the fridge