What's your favorite water?

[Fug]

I refill 5 gallon jugs at the grocery store filtered water station. and use that in a water cooler that does near boiling hot and ice cold at home. Its amazing

I used to get RO water but, after I broke my arm, I read that it can leech minerals from your body because it's demineralized. So now I've been drinking alkaline water and that's pretty good. A friend of mine was claiming that she heard that it can mess up the PH of your gut but I don't know. I've been drinking it for a few months now and feel good.

 

[CutStryker]

My preferred water is Evian

 

[Milgrim]

 

[Kratos94]

Tap water in Switzerland never lets us down. Sometimes I'll buy Evian bottled water, or if I feel fancy, then Voss, which has a cool bottle. I lived in Scotland before which also has its fair share of great water brands, and clean tap water.

 

[mikefitfhbender1]

Filtered

 

[MLarson]

Ice water

 

[mikefitfhbender1]

Tap (I live in NYC, and its fine)


The tap water in Iceland, though it smells very strong of Sulphur, which takes some getting used to, tastes great.

Glacier water is what that is.

Do you not filter it

 

[GSP_37]

I just saw an article warning against bottled water and they had a pic of someone's hand with many tiny plastic flakes in the fingertips. I bring a frozen bottle of water in the car on the go, but may switch to stainless steel tumbler.

 

[Zyklon R]

I just saw an article warning against bottled water and they had a pic of someone's hand with many tiny plastic flakes in the fingertips. I bring a frozen bottle of water in the car on the go, but may switch to stainless steel tumbler.

Microplastics

 

[helax]

Microplastics

Isn’t that concerning?

 

[Ardaric]

Rain.

 

[Zyklon R]

Isn’t that concerning?

That's a damn good question

 

[TankAbbott4Eva]

Out of the tap thanks, have had some protein water recently post gym and it’s not bad.

 

[JoeBobbaLou2]

Tap water. I live where it's really good.

same here..

potable water for me.

 

[VinceArch]

Preferably cold.