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Arrowhead, any of those types of brands, do you prefer that bottled water to your tap water?
Submitted By: HereToday sometime ago in Food and Diet
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Best Tap Water on the planet

right here in London Town. You can't be really green and drink bottled water unless as in Atula's case you have no choice due to the quality. All that plastic!

I fill up jugs and keep in the fridge if iwant it really cold. Purity is not a problem for tap water anywhere in the UK.
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Submitted By: stavy sometime ago
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We have 20 Litre cans at home

In the place we live in the water is not recommended for drinking purposes as it is very salty so we get huge 20 litre cans delivered every few days as per the requirement and use that for drinking.
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HI i need these 20 litre cans of drinking water... Please tell me which brand your using n give me the feedback, have you had any complaints?
HI i need these 20 litre cans of drinking water... Please tell me which brand your using n give me the feedback, have you had any complaints? Can you please give me the address from your you source these cans?? I need it as soon as possible.Thank you
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Submitted By: atula sometime ago
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Tap water all the way!

I live in a city with excellent drinking water quality so I don't even use a Brita filter. What I do though is keep water in a glass jug in the fridge when I crave really cold water or just stock up on ice cubes.
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Submitted By: TashaAnne sometime ago
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Small Bottles

I drink the small 16 ounce bottles of water. Though I use tap water to make coffee, I never drink a glass of it by itself. I don't like the taste.
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Submitted By: chris1203 sometime ago
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Bottled water is not really earth friendly

I agree with a majority of the answers, the tap water in my area is actually better than most bottled waters. A lot of the companies that make bottled water(Coke-a-cola and Pepsi included) use regular tap water from their local sources and filter it further unnecessarily. which uses more electricity. as well as producing more waste through the formation of the plastic bottles.(while the bottles may be recyclable the tops are not) Also, the area that I live in while having recycling laws for cans and bottles excludes water and juice bottles because they are not carbonated. I see a lot of these bottles lying around because people can't get any money back from recycling..its really a shame.
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Submitted By: Greentechdog sometime ago
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