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You can put purified water into a car battery, but it is better to use distilled water (not the same thing). 'Purified' simply refers to the absence or removal of contaminants which are harmful to humans, not batteries, so purified water will usually still contain trace minerals, etc. which can possibly cause harm to your battery.You can get distilled water cheaply at just about any grocery store (sometimes found in the pharmacy section).
Distilled water is simply purified water.
Battery charging depletes hydrogen ions in both lead-acid batteries and Edison batteries. This reduces the liquid levels, because the hydrogen turns to a gas and dissipates into the atmosphere. This needs to be replaced with distilled water. When the hydrometer indicates the acid density has dropped below 1.2 (20% heavier than water) then the acid needs to be replaced in the battery.
Distilled water is a water purified by distillation.
Water that has been mechanically filtered is known as purified water. The most common type of purified water is known as distilled water.
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No, use only Distilled Water.
Distilled or purified water will do!
All processes in the pharmaceutical industry uses strictly controlled demineralized or distilled water.
Distilled water has that "flat" taste becaus it is wayyyyy more acidic than regular purified water...really..distilled water is less healthy for you that pure water.
battery water is distilled water