Some people think it is foolish to buy bottled drinking water, and ask, Why pay for water in bottles when you can get it from your kitchen faucet? Others prefer having choices in drinking water. They want to know what is going into their bodies, they say. To that, the faucet-water drinkers counter, Have you ever run tests on your faucet water and your bottled drinking water?
Whichever way you think, you should choose your drinking water carefully. You may even want to run tests or obtain literature showing the results of tests that have been run on the various drinking waters available to you.
Take bottled drinking water. To many people, the fact that the water is bottled means it is pure. But is it? Might it be possible that your bottled drinking water contains as great a colony of water criminals as your tap water does?
Bottled Drinking Water Terminology
The following are definitions frequently used on the labels of bottled drinking water to describe the waters characteristics, sources, and methods of treatment. They may surprise you. These definitions are taken from the pamphlet, Bottled Water Basics published by the U.S. Environmental Protection...
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