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Default use of filtered water in cooking and home


"TFBoy" > wrote in message
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> "Bobo Bonobo®" > wrote in message
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>> On Mar 20, 12:00 pm, Janet Wilder > wrote:
>>> phil..c wrote:
>>> > Just wondering how many use any filter jugs or in line filters for
>>> > their
>>> > water at home/office/work.
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>>> > And if so how many use it in cooking ?
>>>
>>> > For discussion
>>>
>>> I have a reverse osmosis system under the kitchen sink. It has a spigot
>>> thing on the sink and we use that water for drinking and cooking. It is
>>> also hooked to the water line for the ice maker and water dispenser on
>>> the fridge.
>>>
>>> We rent the system from Culligan. They service it, including changing
>>> the filters. It costs $45 for 2 months and is about what we were paying
>>> for bottles water. Our regular tap water tastes terrible.
>>>
>>> --
>>> Janet Wilder
>>> way-the-heck-south Texas
>>> spelling doesn't count
>>> but cooking does

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>> One of the best tasting tap waters is in Texarkana.

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> I remember water tasting great when I was growing up in Utah. It was also
> pretty good in Tennessee. Maui water was quite good from the tap.
> A lot of people say New York pizza is superior because of their wonderful
> water, but Shelly shot that one in the ass.
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> TFBoy
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I don't live in NYC. Had you become a man and held a man's job and took
proper care of your wife in a timely *MANLY* fashion she'd still be alive...
but you sure _shot that one in the ass_. Your crocodial blubbering is just
a distraction you hide your guilt behind. PARASITE BOY is still sucking
off his momma's tit... don't you know that a man is supposed to take of his
momma, not her taking care of you or you're still a BOY... where will you
live after you suck her dry and she's gone too.