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Would you buy sulpher water?

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Would you buy sulpher water?

  • Heck yeah! That's so cool! :yep:

    Votes: 24 63.2%

  • Heckie naw :nono:

    Votes: 14 36.8%
  • Total voters
    38
tiffers

tiffers

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There's a town near my city called Sulphur, and this is because all of their water naturally has huge amounts of sulpher (as well as silica, iron, potassium and plenty of other minerals and vitamins) There's so much sulpher in the water that the town smells like fart, they don't get mosquitos (mosquitos hate sulpher) and the greenery is out of this world. The water reportidly has wonderful healing powers and was used by ancient indians to cure everything from ringworms to rheumatoid arthritis.

My dh's mom uses this to wash her hair, and despite her HORRENDOUS hair practices, she's MBL :eek:

Anywho, dh was like ''Hey, the people on your board would probably like this water since it helps hair grow'' and that got me thinking :scratchch

So my question to you is: Would you buy sulpher water, and how much would you pay for a liter?
 
tiffers said:
There's a town near my city called Sulphur, and this is because all of their water naturally has huge amounts of sulpher (as well as silica, iron, potassium and plenty of other minerals and vitamins) There's so much sulpher in the water that the town smells like fart, they don't get mosquitos (mosquitos hate sulpher) and the greenery is out of this world. The water reportidly has wonderful healing powers and was used by ancient indians to cure everything from ringworms to rheumatoid arthritis.

My dh's mom uses this to wash her hair, and despite her HORRENDOUS hair practices, she's MBL :eek:

Anywho, dh was like ''Hey, the people on your board would probably like this water since it helps hair grow'' and that got me thinking :scratchch

So my question to you is: Would you buy sulpher water, and how much would you pay for a liter?
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:lachen:

Yes I would buy it. Not sure how much I would pay for it.

Slightly OT
When I lived in Taiwan there are hot springs everywhere and yes they smell but I loved them. They were so nice and warm. I had this thing on my face for months not sure what it was, it was like a zit that got infected or something and it just stayed.

One day I went to this hot springs and just took some water in my hands to wipe off my face and I swear the next day that zit like thing that I had on my face for the longest time was totally gone. Boy do I miss it.
 
danigurl18 said:
I would totally try it but I wonder what your hair will smell like afterwards :ohwell:
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I thought about that too. I was you could use it to wet your hair before you shampoo and then while you're massaging the poo into your scalp, you'd be rubbing in the sulpher too. Then you rinse and put on conditioner and the smell should be gone.

I'm gonna go and get some to try it out and see if the water leaves a smell on the hair
 
drasgrl said:
:lachen:

Yes I would buy it. Not sure how much I would pay for it.

Slightly OT
When I lived in Taiwan there are hot springs everywhere and yes they smell but I loved them. They were so nice and warm. I had this thing on my face for months not sure what it was, it was like a zit that got infected or something and it just stayed.

One day I went to this hot springs and just took some water in my hands to wipe off my face and I swear the next day that zit like thing that I had on my face for the longest time was totally gone. Boy do I miss it.
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The zit or the water? :lol: j/k

That's so cool! I wonder what the springs had in them to take that pimple away. Nature is so wonderful!
 
well im interested still so let me know how it turns out and if your're going to be opening that business anytime soon!!:grin:
 
I definitely want to try this water,lol I don't think it will hurt me, keep us updated if you decide to open up shop:grin:
 
tiffers said:
There's a town near my city called Sulphur, and this is because all of their water naturally has huge amounts of sulpher (as well as silica, iron, potassium and plenty of other minerals and vitamins) There's so much sulpher in the water that the town smells like fart, they don't get mosquitos (mosquitos hate sulpher) and the greenery is out of this world. The water reportidly has wonderful healing powers and was used by ancient indians to cure everything from ringworms to rheumatoid arthritis.

My dh's mom uses this to wash her hair, and despite her HORRENDOUS hair practices, she's MBL :eek:

Anywho, dh was like ''Hey, the people on your board would probably like this water since it helps hair grow'' and that got me thinking :scratchch

So my question to you is: Would you buy sulpher water, and how much would you pay for a liter?
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:lol: @ the town smelling like a fart! Maybe they can make mosquito repellent out of that water! :lol:
Does your DH's mother just wash her hair with it or does she drink it also? I would imagine everyone in that town would have long hair and all of the health benefits sulphur offers. Is anyone trying to sell that water?
 
Or you could make your with sulphur powder and some water hmmm... if I had to buy it I won't pay more than 75p for a 1.5 litre bottle
 
Yep, I'd try it. Unfortunately I live in London which has the worst and hardest water in the whole of the British Isles :wallbash:
Per litre...I'm not sure how much I would pay. Maybe anywhere between 0.00 :grin: and a quid.
 
Get me some too girl after YOU drink it:grin:. If you like the taste I would definitely try it:yep:. If you think it tastes nasty and wouldn't recommend drinking it at least we could use it for our hair.
 
Nooooo way should you drink it. You have no idea how much Sulpher is in the amount you drink. For skin and hair would be fine. I have a friend from St. Lucia who brought a bottle back from the Sulpher Springs. I would pay $5 USD for a bottle.
 
I would think that drinking the water would do more for you than washing your hair with it would.....
 
Sulpher may not be the only thing in that water. And too much sulpher can make you sick. Just the way some apply BT or other Sulpher based products to the scalp, it's fine to just use it on the hair. Then again you would still have to balance it with something so the hair isn't too hard.

But if anyone would prefer to drink it then go for it!:look:
 
Isis said:
:lol: @ the town smelling like a fart! Maybe they can make mosquito repellent out of that water! :lol:
Does your DH's mother just wash her hair with it or does she drink it also? I would imagine everyone in that town would have long hair and all of the health benefits sulphur offers. Is anyone trying to sell that water?
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I don't blame the mosquitos, I wouldn't wanna live there either :lol:

I don't think anyone's trying to sell the water here, but I just read about a spa or something like that in West Virginia that sells their sulpher water :yep:

MIL washes her hair with it and occasionally drinks it. She doesn't drink it too much though, cause the smell is so overpowering. It tastes like regular water, but you really can't get over that dang smell :nono:
 
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MSHONEY said:
Get me some too girl after YOU drink it:grin:. If you like the taste I would definitely try it:yep:. If you think it tastes nasty and wouldn't recommend drinking it at least we could use it for our hair.
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It doesn't taste bad at all, but that smell can get to you. You can even smell it when you plug your nose to drink it!
 
Is this town in SC by any chance? I remember drinking some fart water when I went there as a child.
 
tiffers said:
There's a town near my city called Sulphur, and this is because all of their water naturally has huge amounts of sulpher (as well as silica, iron, potassium and plenty of other minerals and vitamins) There's so much sulpher in the water that the town smells like fart, they don't get mosquitos (mosquitos hate sulpher) and the greenery is out of this world. The water reportidly has wonderful healing powers and was used by ancient indians to cure everything from ringworms to rheumatoid arthritis.

My dh's mom uses this to wash her hair, and despite her HORRENDOUS hair practices, she's MBL :eek:

Anywho, dh was like ''Hey, the people on your board would probably like this water since it helps hair grow'' and that got me thinking :scratchch

So my question to you is: Would you buy sulpher water, and how much would you pay for a liter?
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r u try'n 2 sell sum sulphur water? u no inquired minds wanna no! :scratchch :think::fridge: :drunk2: :giggle:
 
tiffers said:
The zit or the water? :lol: j/k

That's so cool! I wonder what the springs had in them to take that pimple away. Nature is so wonderful!
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Noooo not the zit :grin: The hot springs had sulfur and other minerals I imagine. They are very therapeutic and if you have skin conditions it's good to soak in it.
 
JustKiya said:
I would think that drinking the water would do more for you than washing your hair with it would.....
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Nooo you can't drink it. You'd get really sick or die. But you can use it to boil eggs. People would bring eggs and if it was really a hot spot they'd put eggs in the water and cook them.
 
I have no idea what I would pay for it..but drinking it probably no.

Actually who knows what's in the water I'm drinking now.:drunk:
 
Alright ladies, I got some stinky water and I'm gonna use it today. MIL said she wets her hair with the water, shampoos and rinses the poo out with the stinky water. So that's what I'm gonna do. She said using it made her hair healthier and softer.

Dh's cousin said when he was a kid, their dog had mainge (sp?) so they washed the dog with the sulphur water, and the dogs hair grew back!!!

I found out some more info on the water too. It flows underground from the Colorado Mountains to Sulpher. Oklahoma has what's called ''red clay'' We don't have regular brown dirt here, it's more like red mud that's full of all kinds of minerals. So when the water travels from Colorado to Oklahoma, it absorbs all of the minerals of the red clay. Then it finally gets to sulphur, and that's where the magic happens :) Since it travels from the cold Colorado mountains and stays underground, the water is always freezing, no matter what time of year. I thought it was pretty neato that you get fresh and pure mountain water, with the added benefit of sulphur, silica and other goodies! :D

Anywho, I'll update after I wash!
 
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