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I hate the concept of water in plastic bottles. It's horrible for the environment, huge problem of what to do with all of that waste. The prices are insane-it's water!
That said, I was once served Fiji bottled water in a high end restaurant and still think it is the best I have tasted.
Since just about everyone in America now has a bottle of water in their hand everywhere they go, almost as if it were a "fashion statement" of sorts, I was just curious as to what everyone's favorite brand of H20 was?
I used to buy Poland Spring because I liked their 8oz bottles. We would refill them until the bottles crushed. When NY started to offer deposit, we cashed them all in.
The stores want too much for bottled water. So we've been boiling tap water, let it cool, then fill up old POM bottles.
]I hate the concept of water in plastic bottles. It's horrible for the environment, huge problem of what to do with all of that waste. [/b]The prices are insane-it's water!
That said, I was once served Fiji bottled water in a high end restaurant and still think it is the best I have tasted.
I used to buy Poland Spring because I liked their 8oz bottles. We would refill them until the bottles crushed. When NY started to offer deposit, we cashed them all in.
The stores want too much for bottled water. So we've been boiling tap water, let it cool, then fill up old POM bottles.
If money was no object, I'd get Fiji, Mountain Valley Spring Water, & those fancy artisan waters, etc., but I've mostly gotten Crystal Geyser.
But for the last month, I've now had my ZeroWater filter dispenser, so NO more lugging up bottles to my apt!
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