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Well, I did read your posts but was still uncertain of what you were indicating.
Is not not possible to take extra plastic bottles of your own filtered water and keep them in a cooler until you need them? The usual type of plastic bottle holds up well when not stored in the sun, etc. That same bottle could be used many times over. AND, in the long run would be less expensive.
You obviously DON't get it. Maybe I should carry a cooler around with me. You have no clue. What is wrong with a different package for the water?
Again, let's revisit the last post I made about the grocery store. Why is water the issue? What about ALL THOSE PLASTIC BOTTLES OF SODA on the isle?
If you have an immune problem (health issues) you MUST NOT drink tap water or spring water. The doctors tell you to look for purified or distilled water and to filter your water. THAT IS WHY IT MUST BE. The water in water bottles that IS NOT PURIFIED or DISTILLED...is NOT OK TO DRINK! Yes, you are ABSOLUTELY CORRECT!
Iv never heard of anyone who has to drink distilled/purified water? what kind of % of people are you talking about that has this condition? its gotta be something like 1% not something iv heard of before lol
Iv never heard of anyone who has to drink distilled/purified water? what kind of % of people are you talking about that has this condition? its gotta be something like 1% not something iv heard of before lol
Look up the percentage of people who are immune suppressed...it's quite a large number. Starters are Transplant Patients, the elderly, people with cancer, people with lupus, I can go on and on...look it up before you say that there is only 1% of the population that have immune issues that should be cautious with their water intake. I'm not being ridiculous. I'm serious here!
You obviously DON't get it. Maybe I should carry a cooler around with me. You have no clue. What is wrong with a different package for the water?
Again, let's revisit the last post I made about the grocery store. Why is water the issue? What about ALL THOSE PLASTIC BOTTLES OF SODA on the isle?
Water is the issue because you created this thread about water in plastic bottles. .
And...you Obviously didn't read what I asked you, or you decided not to answer.
Yes, plastic bottles are convenient. OP is discussing the possibility of dispensing water in a can; beside the bottled ones. This method is not popular. Why soda is canned but not water.
There are some people who would appreciate canned water.
Also: Aluminum cans do not contain bisophenol A (BPA), found in plastic bottles. This chemical has come under scrutiny due to a possible link to health risks that might include cancer. Most plastic bottle manufacturers insist that plastic bottles are safe, but consumer advocate groups support legislation that would ensure the removal of BPA from plastic products.
Both plastic bottles and aluminum cans can be recycled. However, only 10 percent of bottles are recycled when compared to 50 percent of cans. Cans also are more efficient to recycle than bottles. Once the aluminum has been produced, it can be recycled over and over again.
Water is the issue because you created this thread about water in plastic bottles. .
And...you Obviously didn't read what I asked you, or you decided not to answer.
(Actually, I am typing as fast as possible)lol
No, I am trying to draw on the PLASTIC issue. After all, the debate is that everyone says STOP PACKAGING WATER IN THE PLASTIC BOTTLES. I'm saying stop packing EVERYTHING in the plastic bottles, BUT PLEASE DO put the water in SOMETHING to buy!
No gorillas allowed. They poop and fart - and that's bad for the environment.
Retrofit this...
They won't let me bring THAT on my plane ride anymore! LOL
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but was still uncertain of what you were indicating. 
They won't let me bring THAT on my plane ride anymore! LOL
