While feeling a soft spot or warm spot in your floor might indicate a leak, it doesnât necessarily indicate where the leak is located. Water has the ability to travel quite a distance before making an obvious sign. Locating a leak under a slab is a two step process. 1. Locate your houseâs pipes. 2. Use an electronic leak detector to pinpoint the location of the leak.
The FDA RACC (Reference Amounts Customarily Consumed per eating occasion) for fruit juices normally used as ingredients (such as lemon or lime juices) is 5 ml per occasion, so about  15 ml per day.
The problem with things like lemon juice is that a serving size is so small that companies can legally report 0 carbs in a serving, even though it contains about .5 g of carbs. When you consume 10 servings in a day that adds up to 5 carbs. For many foods, the answer is to look them up in the USDA nutrient database online and get numbers for a larger amount than a serving. A cup of bottled lemon juice contains 15.81 carbs. If you are using 4 tbls per day-- that's about 1 splash in a glass of water -- that is 1/4 of a cup of juice or about 4 carbs. You can find the nutrient database online here: Nutrient Data : Home.