Comments on: The Bottled Up Truth About Water

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By: Free Your Mind

Free Your Mind — Sat, 22 May 2010 09:37:37 +0000

You must truly be a bottled water lover (or a typical bottled water salesman) to come out with this response (and think it was going to fly). You destroyed your own argument with your own argument. You said that,

“if people knew the truth about water filters, they would never have one, they are dangerous, expensive especially when you consider the constant replacement costs and the dangerous toxins that leak into the water.”

Well guess what. Most bottled water is nothing more than FILTERED TAP WATER (some even use the “dangerous” reverse osmosis). So I guess the typical water filter salesperson got to them first. Now all of these “dangerous toxins” that you claim come from filters are in your bottled water anyway.

PLUS, there are many dangerous chemicals that will leach into your water from the plastic. AND all of the bottles being thrown away are a toxic waste (which is an environmental problem). That is much more of a concern than the amount of water that is used to filter contaminated tap water.

And maybe those “expensive filters are why the water (that they take right out of the tap-filter-and then sell it back to the people) is so expensive to buy.

Now… the one point you do bring up that isn’t just crazy is reverse osmosis filtering out minerals. Yes, reverse osmosis filters out the vast majority of the minerals in your water, but certainly not enough to leech all of the minerals out of your body, make you tired and give you osteo. I have been drinking RO water for a long long time without all of these side effects. You can also add a pinch of real sea salt (in a gallon) for some mineral content.

By: Bottled Water Lover

Bottled Water Lover — Thu, 20 May 2010 12:29:25 +0000

Typical water filter salespeople, always trying to put down tap water and now picking on bottled water.
You are all the same, if people knew the truth about water filters, they would never have one, they are dangerous, expensive especially when you consider the constant replacement costs and the dangerous toxins that leak into the water.
And you are recommending a reverse osmosis unit, hah, they waste 14 liters to purify 1 liter of water, that’s is a waste, and then you end up with DEAD water, no minerals, you keep drinking that and of course you are going to get osteo, water without minerals DOES NOT absorb into the cells, so your body has to get these minerals from your bones and teeth, daily use of this water will guarantee you to get sick and tired and you know what comes after that!!!

People – enjoy pure, healthy, natural mineral water and if you can only get it in a bottle, so be it.