Best bottled water?
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ImStillMags > wrote:
> On Feb 19, 1:27*pm, "PL1." > wrote:
> > Wanting to add good, clean bottled distilled or spring water to my tap
> > water to reduce the horrible taste of chlorine and reduce the
> > antidepressant effects of the fluoride they put in our water here.
> > What brands of bottled water would you recommend (if any)? prefer to
> > buy in bulk size if possible. Appreciate any helpful responses!
> >
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> > Peter Lucas
> > Brisbane
> > Australia
>
> Please do yourself a favor and get either a "brita" type pitcher of
> faucet attachment or go whole hog and get
> an undercounter filter with a little tap. (that's what I did) You
> can get an under counter apparatus at any good
> hardware store that has plumbing stuff. It's a one time expense and
> then all you have to do is change the filter
> once or twice a year depending on how much water you use for making
> coffee or tea or cooking or drinking. I don't use the
> filtered water for anything except what is going directly in the
> mouth. Those filters last a long time.
>
> Please don't buy bottled water. It's a huge waste of money and
> resources and the plastic bottles just clog up
> landfills forever.
I agree. Bottled water is a huge waste of money and horribly damaging to
the environment. My tap water is very hard (lots of minerals and also
chlorine). My Brita water pitcher style filter does a great job of
getting out the unwanted stuff and its a hell of a lot cheaper and more
convenient than bottled water, not to mention far more environmentally
friendly.
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