Where do bottled water come from?!
Where do bottled water come from?
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Where does bottled water come from?
Bottled water comes from a variety of sources, including many of the same sources from which tap water originates. Sometimes the water you can buy in a bottle is simply tap water from a municipal water system that has been enhanced in some way. Other sources of bottled water include springs, wells, and surface waters.
The labels of the bottled waters do suggest they're special. Some show mountains or polar bears or glaciers. You have to look at the fine print to find out Everest Water is not from Mount Everest. It's from Corpus Christi, Texas. Glacier Clear Water is not from a glacier in Alaska. Its source is tap water from Greeneville, Tenn.
Big-selling Dasani and Aquafina are also just reprocessed tap water from cities around the country. One of Aquafina's sources is the Detroit River! At least the popular French water, Evian, does come from France
Every drop of Evian Natural Spring Water begins as rain and snow falling high in the pristine French Alps. This water then spends at least 15 years slowly filtering through a vast, protective aquifer deep within the mountain. The aquifer consists of glacial sand and that is what gives Evian its unique taste and mineral composition.
Some comes from natural springs (like Poland Spring or Evian), some comes from filtered water (i.e. reverse osmosis, like Dasani or Culligan). Hopefully, none comes directly from the tap.
most probably a TAP
It's Fiji lately (lol)
my toilet
ahh.....from the factory?
mostly mountain springs
Most of it is plain ole tap water thats been distilled and filtered,however Ozarka,and a few others come from natural springs it will say so on bottle if it does
mud puddles
we don't really know what we are getting when we buy bottled water.
fresh water springs.