Comments on: Myths About Bottled Water

By: Make Your Own Gatorade | ForUsToBe

Make Your Own Gatorade | ForUsToBe — Fri, 16 Jul 2010 12:56:47 +0000

[...] to purchase it because collecting the vapor is difficult to do at home. Sometimes you can ask your bottled water carrier if they offer distilled water instead of spring. Tap water should be your last [...]

By: ForUsToBe

ForUsToBe — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 15:48:24 +0000

I agree it’s breaf, but no one want’s to read big articles, people just skip them. Concerning your chemicals in the water…it is chlorine which is burning your nose, it’s like when you go to swimm in the pool. My tap water is fine, we got some hills and forrests around our city with no heavy industry, so our water is still OK.

By: Mary

Mary — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 14:53:25 +0000

I am kind of laughing, I didn’t get much out of this posting/article. Seems like it is geared for SEO and advertising, since you touched on each subject without bashing it.
I drink only steam distilled water, I own a machine by Waterwise.com. It makes distilled water easily and contains a post organic coconut filter for taste. My water is never flat or boring tasting. It is free from chemicals, pestisides, prescription drugs and sewage. My local city water is amazingly aweful! there is so much cholrine add, when I turn on the sink the chemicals burn my nose and eyes. I am not drinking anything I didn’t make myself at home, including the so called clean bottled waters on the market. If you want to be prepared for emergencies, don’t you stock gallons of distilled? Then why don’t you drink it on a daily basis? My health, hair, skin and nails look great and I get compliments all of the time. When people ask how I look so great, I tell them I drink at least 8 glasses a day of pure distilled water! After all our bodies are nearly all water!