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Or tap water.
by century19 5y ago
Or tap water.
- coolspot 5y agoYeah, like we do here in Flint, Michigan
- SahAssar 5y agoA lot of countries have good tap water, in those countries there is no reason to buy bottled. In places where that is not true it's probably still better to drink water than coca-cola.
- Mountain_Skies 5y agoMost people don't live in Flint.
- coolspot 5y agoStatistically, most people are living in India, Pakistan and China. Which of those has the best tap water?
- namlem 5y agoIf you live somewhere that uses reservoir water rather than groundwater maybe. Groundwater tastes like shit.
- gsk22 5y agoDepends where you live and how good your local water treatment plant is.
- falcolas 5y agoErr, I say exactly the opposite myself. I hate treated water from a public water system. All those chemicals (and whatever comes off the piping) are far from tasty.
- hondadriver 5y agoDepends on where you live. In the Netherlands, I don't think you can taste the difference or people even prefer tap water, because it tastes more neutral then some mineral waters. Sourcy and Bar-Le-Duc are even bottled from the same source as Utrecht gets its tap water from. Main difference with US is no chlorine is added. See also: https://www.vewin.nl/english/News/Paginas/Dutch_drinking_water_is_of_top_quality_as_shown_by_international_research_20.aspx https://www.vewin.nl/english/News/Paginas/Dutch_drinking_wat...
- prostoalex 5y agoIn the US it's highly dependent on where you live https://i.redd.it/iijl9wrr6h571.png https://i.redd.it/iijl9wrr6h571.png
- slacktide 5y agoThat depends entirely on your groundwater. In Florida, absolutely, it tastes like shit. When I lived in New York, it was great. Reservoir water, of course, is full of literal shit. Fish shit, birdshit, human waste runoff, etc, which all must be removed by a treatment system prior to use.
- lepton 5y agoThe point was that all those brands are owned by Coca-Cola, after all.
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- century19 5y agoWas not clear to me.