Clean Water Source (organic, grocery store, buy, tastes)

[Crashj007]

Originally Posted by jaminhealth

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No plastic, no fluoride, no chemicals and I like the family history of this clean water source.

https://flowwater.com/?gclid=CI7kwPbKhNUCFUFsfgodSGwG4A

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No plastic? Are you sure? Bottle sure looks plastic to me. Or is it some kind of waterproof cardboard?

[gunslinger256]

Originally Posted by Dirt Grinder

Fish is on - reel it in.

there's a sucker born every minute.

Don't be surprised if you find out that stuff comes out of a faucet somewhere in Canada. The marketers know how to push the right buttons and offer it to the right customer

[DawnMTL]

I live in Ontario -- right where this water is, uh, made -- and even here it's only available in the upscale markets.

Crashj007 -- that's exactly what it is; waterproof cardboard. Quite common here for environmental reasons.

[jaminhealth]

Originally Posted by gunslinger256

there's a sucker born every minute.

Don't be surprised if you find out that stuff comes out of a faucet somewhere in Canada. The marketers know how to push the right buttons and offer it to the right customer

There are people with good intentions to help get us off some plastic. I read the family history but I'm afraid I won't be able to afford.

[Sundaydrive00]

Originally Posted by jaminhealth

There are people with good intentions to help get us off some plastic. I read the family history but I'm afraid I won't be able to afford.

You can buy a water filter and cut back on plastics by drinking the water that comes out of your faucet instead of buying bottle water that just comes out of another town's faucets.

[Crashj007]

Originally Posted by jaminhealth

I just found this Flow Water and it's from Canada and sold at speciality stores in the U.S.

No plastic, no fluoride, no chemicals <>

So how does the pH get so high with no chemicals? Minerals are good for you.

Alkaline Water: Benefits, Side Effects, and Dangers

[maciesmom]

Originally Posted by Sundaydrive00

You can buy a water filter and cut back on plastics by drinking the water that comes out of your faucet instead of buying bottle water that just comes out of another town's faucets.

Yep. I drink water both from our tap and from the filtered fridge. Not adding more plastic to the landfills.

[jaminhealth]

Originally Posted by Crashj007

So how does the pH get so high with no chemicals? Minerals are good for you.

Alkaline Water: Benefits, Side Effects, and Dangers

Minerals are good for us, but I don't agree that ingesting fluorines and chlorine is good.

I've had some water filters, even the Brita pitcher but these do not filter out fluoride. I resent being forced to consume fluoride. There is a LONG history on this "fraud" and I've been in the battle for years and our town bought into fluoridation back in 2008....The filters that filter out fluoride are quite expensive.

So I pick the lesser of the two poisons. I buy all my cooking and drinking water. So I deal with the plastic stuff.

[Sundaydrive00]

Originally Posted by jaminhealth

The filters that filter out fluoride are quite expensive.

So I pick the lesser of the two poisons. I buy all my cooking and drinking water. So I deal with the plastic stuff.

And that isn't expensive?!

[steiconi]

There is no public water system where I live, so my house uses rainwater catchment.
I treat it with chlorine and multiple filters, plus a UV light, and it tastes delicious.

The county has spigots where you can fill jugs with county-treated water for free. That works if you can't afford the expense of filtration.