Once you begin using the Q2 Water Energy System you may notice changes in the color and the deposits left in the water after use. The first thing you need to understand is what the Q2 Water Energy System is designed to do. The unit is specifically designed to act on water because your body is primarily made of water (up to 85%) and it is this action that makes the Q2 Water Energy System Unit so effective when you use it.

No, it really doesn't matter what color the water is, as stated it is a combination of many different factors that will cause color changes to occur during a Q2 session. See similar questions...

No it really doesn't matter what colour the water is, as stated it is a combination of many different factors that will cause colour changes to occur during a Q2 session. See similar questions...

The potato is the storage organ for nutrients manufactured by the potato plant. The reason some potatoes produce brown potato chips is due to the high sugar content in these potatoes. During growth, sugars are converted to starch. When a chipping potato is mature the sugar level of the potato is below 2%. After harvesting if the potato isn't stored or transported properly these starches can revert back to sugar. See similar questions...

The color change in the water can be attributed to a multitude of variances including, the water quality you are using, your health status, and the weather conditions, just to name a few. Because the Q2 Water Energy System is using electricity, there is a precipitation of impurities that will settle out of the water due to an electrolysis effect. See similar questions...

They are not receiving enough light. Without proper light, herbs will be this pale color, and may even grow thin and spindly. You may want to consider supplementing with artificial light. Some customers have found success using a combination of two to four 40 watt warm-white and cool-white fluorescent tubes (48 inch). Special plant-growth lamps or "Grow-Lights" are also available for good herb growth. See similar questions...

This reddish-brown color is nontoxic, but it is not harmless. It can stain clothing in the wash, and it looks bad. Iron, which sometimes occurs in nature, may be dissolved in your drinking water. When iron is dissolved in groundwater, it is colorless, but when it combines with air as you take water from your faucet or elsewhere in the system, the iron turns reddish-brown. If you notice the water changing from colorless to brown, you may want to consider buying an iron-removal unit for your home. See similar questions...

What you actually see is the color of the blood running through the veins. The veins themselves are white. See similar questions...

I want to dig on my property and I would like someone to locate all underground utility lines (water, gas, hydro). See similar questions...

NO - never drink the water after a treatment. It is strongly recommended that you do not drink the water. The dirty coloring of the water is caused by the release of toxins from the body and water back into the water. So after a treatment all that nasty stuff that was in your body is now in the water. So to drink the bath water would be to put all those yucky toxins back into your body. This could possibly make you ill. See similar questions...

The bath water should be comfortably warm, but not hot. Warm like a baby's bath, but not hot like a hot tub. See similar questions...

In order for Immune Perféct and Immune Shield to be biologically active, they cannot be stripped of their color. The ingredients must be active to penetrate the surface of the skin and reach the cell. Fragrances and bleaches (if added to the products) would interfere with the products' ability to help heal. Please note, even though IP and IS are brown in color, they do not color the skin. See similar questions...

How often and also how much water gets changed in one sitting varies among cichlid hobbyists. A typical regime involves changing 25% of the tank volume weekly. Other aquarists may change a greater amount of water only biweekly. But, exactly how much needs to be changed also depends on the number and type of cichlids kept. A tank that is heavily stocked with fish requires more frequent water changes of larger volume than one with few inhabitants. See similar questions...

There are several ways to successfully perform a water change. Some cichlid hobbyists use elaborate plumbing that constantly supplies fresh water to the aquarium. Others prefer a hose that attaches to the sink that utilizes gravity to siphon out the dirty water and add fresh water via the same tube. Even more common is the useful device called a gravel vacuum. See similar questions...