Do you like regular bottled water or bottled spring water?

Question

I like natural spring water.

Answer 1

Whichever on is available when l need some water to drink and l'm not at home.

Answer 2

What do you mean by regular water. You can by bottled water that is carbonated, spring, filtered, purified, or even distilled. The carbonated and spring can also be any of the last 3 too. I only drink bottled water, regardless of if it came from a spring or not if it has been purified or distilled. Otherwise I don't waste my money.

Now if it is for home use then I use a home purification system there. In fact I use the highest rated system on the market. Only a distillery can get water cleaner. I am happy with my eSpring.

Answer 3

i drink tap water. believe it or not it is actually safer to drink than bottled water. not to mention that it is cheaper.  

Answer 4

Neither, straight out of the tap for me.

Answer 5

What's with the need for bottles?  More environmentally unfriendly c**p.  Get a water filter installed in your sink or a Brita system.  Quit buying bottled water, America.

Answer 6

As my venerable husband says, "If you don't *use* a filter, then you *are* a filter.

I buy bottled water every once in a while, but I re-use them by filling them up with water filtered by our fridge.  Then I do a sneaky thing... I put them in the freezer when they're almost full (leave the cap a bit loose to allow for expansion) and grab them just when I'm going out the door.  That way I get nice ice water for my whole bike ride.  But wait, there's more... if I put the frozen water bottle in my f***y pack while I ride, it keeps my back cool and it makes the whole ride feel a lot cooler.

Answer 7

I only buy bottled water when going camping, etc.  Why in the world would anyone drinbk bottled water at home?  Plastic bottles everywhere.  Water is water. . .regardless of what they tell you.

Answer 8

I think i like tap-water.

Answer 9

I dont like any of it,i seen an article on some of the stuff these botteled water companies do to make a profit,like filling the bottels from a basement tap in NJ.