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which electric kettle are the best for this task?
any other way to get the minerals, the "white thingie" left at the bottom besides boiling the water? any other simple extraction method?
there is any OTC medication that contain electrolytes besides electrolyte tablets?
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Which kettle: One with a resistance. Preferably the one in your kitchen.
Other methods: Get a reverse osmosis filter, pass water through it until saturated. Break it apart, scrape the minerals from the membranes.
OTC medication that contain electrolytes: Epsom salts in large amounts should help with your issues.
Magnesium chloride or simple table salt would work but would be nowhere as fun.
[Edited on 19-12-2019 by Herr Haber]
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