Bottled Water or Tap Water?

I have good tapwater here at home, but for convenience (as part of the cutting out sodas in my diet) I have been using cheap bottled water from Walmart or Meijers. And, I have bought some of the flavored waters, commonly known as "Fou-Fou water" and have them in the truck. I could save bottles and rebottle here at home, but it's a hassle and water is still pretty cheap.

 

Chlorine is in the water to kill organisms. You are an organism. One dose may not do much harm, but years of exposure will weaken your immune system allowing other things to successfully attack you.

Fluoride used to be a hazardous waste by-product of the aluminum industry. Now it is sold to municipalities to dump in the water supply.

I ain't drinking it.

 

I refill bottles to take with me out of the well. Best water you will ever taste.

Comes out of a 465ft well through solid Kentucky Bluestone.

 

i like dasani bottled water............or better yet there is water in b33r right ?.....................

 

I prefer "Spring" water over "purified" water. Someone told me once that purified water is not good for some odd reason...........

 

I use Walmart bottled water or what ever is the cheepest but i also drink a lot of cols brew tea with nutra sweet during the summer with walmart distilled gallons of water

I can not drink tap water it taste bad and smells bad and it always gives me the squirts

 

Our local gorcery chain has a flavored water with carbonation, which I have been stocking in the truck to replace my former soda consumption. Not bad, they are caffeine free, sugar free, no calories, and show no calories. And most importantly, they have no calories, and are calorie free.


Okay, I might be obsessing a bit about the diet......

 

I love Poland spring water from maine,has all the nutrients in it,some of that filtered water has the minerals that are good for you taken out,I believe that is true but not sure. Polands water is great,I have hauled loads of it thru the years and is a great seller in ne area.