Delicious Natural Bottled Water

From a mountain, to a stream, to a dam, to a tap, to a bottle... but what else goes into making that delicious drop of bottled water? Dan Ilic finds out.

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1. moskwiz 154 days ago

The IT-Crowd comes to mind somehow ;)

But good point, stop buying bottled water FFS, it's just filtered tap and it's destroying the earth.

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2. prekazi 154 days ago

The message is Ok and we need to know some facts, but the voice of the narrator or speaker is :S :S :S

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3. irishgek 154 days ago

Terrorism at its best !

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4. Siruss 154 days ago

These are the types of commercials that should be pumped out over and over again on TV.

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5. deadhorse 154 days ago

Have you tried forcing an unexpected reboot?

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6. huldu 154 days ago

#4 What he said. Because it's true.

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7. cretia 153 days ago

The bastards still advertise it as refreshing spring water when its really filtered tap water that has been sitting in a bottle for so long that bacteria is more concentrated

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8. Zebulun 153 days ago

I'm enjoying my bottled water right now as a matter of fact.

When I'm done, I'll throw it away and then I'll put on my baby seal skin coat, go start my car and let it run all day for no reason.

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9. LaoMa 153 days ago

Where I'm standing, we recycle nearly all the bottles several times. And who buys bottled water in the 1st world countries anyway? Tap water is way cleaner and cheaper too...

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10. Sizzlik (admin) 153 days ago

#9 Indeed..i myself never buy bottled water..i fill a soda bottle several times with simple tap water..since its as clean as the sold water here. Water in plastic bottles is only usefull in disaster areas where they have no fresh water suppy. And its a fail to say this plastic bottles are super pollution..they can be recycled to clothing..or cloth in general..so..saying a PVC bottle is pure evil is just half true

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11. moskwiz 152 days ago

For those of you who might want a bit more informative aspect to this problem.
http://www.storyofstuff.org/movies-all/story-of-bottled-water/

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12. Comment rated too low. Show this comment LenarHoyt 150 days ago

God damn it people. I dont know what country do you live in, but here 85% of "bottled" water is MINERAL water. That means it have to contain 1000 mg/l minerals like Mg, Ca, Na and stuff like that. So bottled water does make sense. However, package might be the problem, but there still have to be some.