Bottled water...do you have a preference?

[BoarderPhreak]

I love the bottles that say, "Pure Mountain Spring Water" or some-such on them... Then you read the fine print that says, "Bottled in New Jersey."

 

[trr1]

as long as its ice cold it doesnt matter. I put ice in my water that i have in the fridge to drink

 

[RandomPrincess]

We like Fuji too but never buy it. We have a Brita filter in our house. When we do buy water it's usually Deer Park because they have the sport top bottle that are easier for my preschoolers to drink without spilling.

 

[unkadug]

as long as its ice cold it doesnt matter. I put ice in my water that i have in the fridge to drink

And the ice is made from tap water!

 

[Amber]

I'm a fan of Fiji, but compared to the others that are acceptable it's expensive. Ice Mountain is usually the best option.
NOT a fan of Dasani. Such a weird taste. Add to that whatever is with the "Hotel water" out of the tap at WDW, I find myself drinking a lot of Diet Coke while at WDW.

 

[unkadug]

Kona Nigari

it's concentrated water....no lie!

 

[trr1]

And the ice is made from tap water!

so is the 2 gallons of water in the fridge like I said as long as its ice cold it doesnt matter

 

[unkadug]

so is the 2 gallons of water in the fridge like I said as long as its ice cold it doesnt matter

Come to think of it, the sulfur water of several areas of Florida doesn't taste as bad when it's ice cold either.

 

[PUSH]

And the ice is made from tap water!

I prefer to make my own ice from Fiji water that I buy. No way am I going to be drinking from the tap. I mean, what am I, a caveman!?

 

[BoarderPhreak]

It's funny, a lot of tourists - meaning well and being smart - don't drink the local water when they travel (to places like say, Mexico, etc.). What they often forget are the ice cubes!

 

[PUSH]

It's funny, a lot of tourists - meaning well and being smart - don't drink the local water when they travel (to places like say, Mexico, etc.). What they often forget are the ice cubes!

I was in a Spanish class years ago and the instructor told us that if we ever go to Mexico to ask for purified ice cubes!

 

[Nemo14]

It's funny, a lot of tourists - meaning well and being smart - don't drink the local water when they travel (to places like say, Mexico, etc.). What they often forget are the ice cubes!

Guilty, and lesson learned!!!

 

[BoarderPhreak]

Guilty, and lesson learned!!!

As I recall, I learned that lesson the hard way too.

I think the trick is to make sure the ice cubes are in something alcoholic.

 

[RedDad]

I live in a city that gets national awards for having the "best tasting" water, but I still go through about a case of bottled water a week. It's usually either Nestle or Deer Park (depending which is on sale). I can't handle the luke warm wdw water fountains, so we bring a case or two with us each trip.

 

[trr1]

I live in a city that gets national awards for having the "best tasting" water, but I still go through about a case of bottled water a week. It's usually either Nestle or Deer Park (depending which is on sale). I can't handle the luke warm wdw water fountains, so we bring a case or two with us each trip.

maybe you could take dehydrated water with you next time its a lot lighter and takes less space
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B004057DI8

 

[prberk]

I remember a news report once where someone asked a 100-year old man what, if anything, has been the most surprising thing that he has seen over those years; and he said, "I never would have imagined that I would see the day that people actually pay for drinking water."

 

[luv]

I remember a news report once where someone asked a 100-year old man what, if anything, has been the most surprising thing that he has seen over those years; and he said, "I never would have imagined that I would see the day that people actually pay for drinking water."

He never got a letter from the city saying that it had too much poopy in it, I bet. I wasn't big on bottled, either, until that!!