Tap water as long as it's good.
Bottled water or tap water?
03/06/2013
Tap, but when I'm in a different country I drink bottled...
03/06/2013
Tap
03/06/2013
I'm just fine with tap water.
03/06/2013
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Tap water
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Cosmonaut
Do you drink bottled water or tap water?
03/06/2013
I love my Brita <3 So tap water with a filter. Bottled water always has a strange aftertaste for me.
03/06/2013
I have one of those clip on filters for my faucet. I drink way too much water to warrant buying bottles, so much waste.
03/06/2013
Bottled water
03/06/2013
Since my city has some of the best tap water in the world (we're ranked 3rd, I believe) I am proud to say that I fill my glass up straight from the spout.
03/06/2013
Bottled water
03/06/2013
bottled
03/07/2013
Other: no water
03/07/2013
Tap. No plastic bottle waste!
03/07/2013
Filtered tap water. All bottle water I've ever tried has a weird plasticky taste to it, so I just carry my own (metal) water bottle. I filter the water because plain tap water, at least in the area I live, has a... powdery? taste to it.
03/07/2013
Both!
03/09/2013
I prefer bottled water, but I usually have tap water because it's cheaper.
03/09/2013
I have a water filter and resuse old bottle for freezing water, and then just have a regular bottle of everyday.
03/09/2013
Filtered tap water.
03/09/2013
I drink tap, unfiltered. It's abundant and free.
03/09/2013
Bottled spring water is my preference. Rain water would be the best, since it is just plain ol' H2O, and that's what our body needs for hydration. Unfortunately, there's just too much crap in the air. I'm lucky enough to live in a small, rural area in which we have free access to a spring that has been procucing crystal clear, ice cold naturally filtered water since forever, lucky me.
Most bottled waters are just simply tap water anyway, filled with all the chlorine and pharmaceuticals that have been flushed down drains. It's an individual preference, but to have something as natural as possible is always my first thought.
PS: Chlorine kills "all" bacteria, good and bad. So, by drinking chlorinated tap water and/or bottled water, you are causing a huge imbalance of good bacteria vs bad bacteria in your intestinal tract. The bad bacteria grows back faster than the good. Similar to weeds growing back faster and taking over the grass of our lawns whenever pesticides are used.
Most bottled waters are just simply tap water anyway, filled with all the chlorine and pharmaceuticals that have been flushed down drains. It's an individual preference, but to have something as natural as possible is always my first thought.
PS: Chlorine kills "all" bacteria, good and bad. So, by drinking chlorinated tap water and/or bottled water, you are causing a huge imbalance of good bacteria vs bad bacteria in your intestinal tract. The bad bacteria grows back faster than the good. Similar to weeds growing back faster and taking over the grass of our lawns whenever pesticides are used.
03/09/2013
bottled
03/09/2013
I have a very weak resistance to toxins and microorganisms, so bottled water for me. At least if the water is of poor quality, I can sue.
03/09/2013
I use a water filtration system. Tap water in my area is not the best, but it's not terrible either. I love those eco-friendly bottles too
03/09/2013
bottled
03/22/2013
Try to alternate between the two.
03/22/2013