There is no possibility of. interference between neutral reactive dyes. and disperse dyes in the first padder. 0 Pad-Steam: Here the dye, the alkali. and thesalt are present together in the pad. Dye hydrolysis should not present a prob-. lem if the pad is small and the dye and.
Water itself in its pure form has no taste or smell. The sense of taste comes from the feeling of the water it is like a false sense. Usually it is the particles in water that give it a taste. Minerals and what not. charlie_inthe_box Â· 9 years ago.
If the water has no odor, the likely source is the sink drain. If it does have an odor, the source could be organic matter in your drinking water. Although harmless, this material can affect the taste and smell of your drinking water even at very low concentrations. Salty taste: High levels of naturally occurring sodium, magnesium, or potassium may cause a salty taste. If you live in a coastal area, seawater may be seeping into the fresh water supply.