Bottled Waters
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Bottled Waters
For those of you who drink bottled water....what is your favorite(s).
The tap water in our area is generally fine but we do have days when it has a rather "funky" smell so we use bottled water most of the time. Deer Park water is the one we usually purchase from the local Sam's Club.
Patrick
The tap water in our area is generally fine but we do have days when it has a rather "funky" smell so we use bottled water most of the time. Deer Park water is the one we usually purchase from the local Sam's Club.
Patrick
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That is kind of why i like voss they give you a nice glass bottle for your water.
Peter
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Rusty:
Some bottled water is true RO that is dosed with minerals to make it taste good. Trust me, I've worked at some of the bottling plants water treatment facilities. Industrial RO plants are an entirely different critter than the little home units. Water straight out of an industrial RO tastes like distilled (bleh), except that it usually runs a bit acidic to prolong membrane life.
Wayne
Some bottled water is true RO that is dosed with minerals to make it taste good. Trust me, I've worked at some of the bottling plants water treatment facilities. Industrial RO plants are an entirely different critter than the little home units. Water straight out of an industrial RO tastes like distilled (bleh), except that it usually runs a bit acidic to prolong membrane life.
Wayne
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Aquafina got nailed because they use straight tap water.
Now they're extolling the virtues of filtered tap water on their commercials but still don't mention that it's tap water. Dasani , which is owned by Coke, is another filtered tap water which costs an arm and a leg per bottle.
I usually like the water from the Superstore, $3 for 30 bottles when on sale.
Now they're extolling the virtues of filtered tap water on their commercials but still don't mention that it's tap water. Dasani , which is owned by Coke, is another filtered tap water which costs an arm and a leg per bottle.
I usually like the water from the Superstore, $3 for 30 bottles when on sale.
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Evian is Naive spelled backwards. I remember a rumor the name was for the people that would spend more then a buck for water. It is actually named for the French spring of origin.Teuton wrote:Evian/Evion sp?
I try not to buy bottled water, just such a waste. At home I have a good filter under the sink with a tap through the third hole in the sink, were a sprayer might go. Probably spend about $30 a year on the cartridges, but still cheaper then bottled water, and my conscience is clean.
If I am on the road and have to buy water, I do like the old european sparkling mineral water Perrie or San Pelligrino. If they are not available then I go with spring water. Just figure if I am paying more for water then the gas I am putting in my car, I want it to be natural. Not tap water from NY.
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