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Bottled Water – What’s the Deal?


the first bottle of water came out in

the first bottle of water came out in 1850s and France spread out quickly

1850s and France spread out quickly

1850s and France spread out quickly South America is made of glass and steel

South America is made of glass and steel

South America is made of glass and steel and where and it was covered with

and where and it was covered with

and where and it was covered with porcelain or cork Stoppers in 1968 the

porcelain or cork Stoppers in 1968 the

porcelain or cork Stoppers in 1968 the first plastic water bottle came out by

first plastic water bottle came out by

first plastic water bottle came out by the towel today we’re talking to you a

the towel today we’re talking to you a

the towel today we’re talking to you a little bit about water more specifically

little bit about water more specifically

little bit about water more specifically bottled water and why so many consumers

bottled water and why so many consumers

bottled water and why so many consumers use it over tap water a lot of people

use it over tap water a lot of people

use it over tap water a lot of people drink it because it’s more convenient to

drink it because it’s more convenient to

drink it because it’s more convenient to carry a bottle of water other people

carry a bottle of water other people

carry a bottle of water other people drink it because it’s trendy and other

drink it because it’s trendy and other

drink it because it’s trendy and other people are afraid of their tap water I

people are afraid of their tap water I

people are afraid of their tap water I mean speaking to sour essenti a

mean speaking to sour essenti a

mean speaking to sour essenti a researcher in the field will provide us

researcher in the field will provide us

researcher in the field will provide us with more information people tend to

with more information people tend to

with more information people tend to assume that by buying a bottle of water

assume that by buying a bottle of water

assume that by buying a bottle of water that it’s been regulated that it’s been

that it’s been regulated that it’s been

that it’s been regulated that it’s been checked more than their municipal water

checked more than their municipal water

checked more than their municipal water when in fact municipalities actually

when in fact municipalities actually

when in fact municipalities actually have to regulate their water a lot more

have to regulate their water a lot more

have to regulate their water a lot more than bottled water companies do the

than bottled water companies do the

than bottled water companies do the problem comes when you live in a house

problem comes when you live in a house

problem comes when you live in a house with like a an older piping system or

with like a an older piping system or

with like a an older piping system or something like that because then it’s

something like that because then it’s

something like that because then it’s not the water that’s not pure but your

not the water that’s not pure but your

not the water that’s not pure but your pipes might be bringing in impurities in

pipes might be bringing in impurities in

pipes might be bringing in impurities in your water so then would that make you

your water so then would that make you

your water so then would that make you say that tap water is actually safer

say that tap water is actually safer

say that tap water is actually safer than bottled water when do you drink

than bottled water when do you drink

than bottled water when do you drink bottled water a tap water it’s the same

bottled water a tap water it’s the same

bottled water a tap water it’s the same thing and why spend all your money on

thing and why spend all your money on

thing and why spend all your money on the bottled waters when you could just

the bottled waters when you could just

the bottled waters when you could just buy reusable bottles and keep refilling

buy reusable bottles and keep refilling

buy reusable bottles and keep refilling them with your tap water when you buy

them with your tap water when you buy

them with your tap water when you buy the bottles that are made to be refilled

the bottles that are made to be refilled

the bottles that are made to be refilled they’re made with a kind of plastic that

they’re made with a kind of plastic that

they’re made with a kind of plastic that can be reused put the bottles out of the

can be reused put the bottles out of the

can be reused put the bottles out of the machine are very thin thin plastic and

machine are very thin thin plastic and

machine are very thin thin plastic and they break down with more than two uses

they break down with more than two uses

they break down with more than two uses also people tend to freeze them then

also people tend to freeze them then

also people tend to freeze them then they’re no good either after they’ve

they’re no good either after they’ve

they’re no good either after they’ve been frozen they expand and then maybe

been frozen they expand and then maybe

been frozen they expand and then maybe when they recheck the plastic break down

when they recheck the plastic break down

when they recheck the plastic break down and you get impurities in your water the

and you get impurities in your water the

and you get impurities in your water the FDA in the US says that 25% of bottled

FDA in the US says that 25% of bottled

FDA in the US says that 25% of bottled water is actually tap water so how can

water is actually tap water so how can

water is actually tap water so how can consumers actually know what they’re

consumers actually know what they’re

consumers actually know what they’re buying there’s all different kinds of

buying there’s all different kinds of

buying there’s all different kinds of waters there’s mineral water their

waters there’s mineral water their

waters there’s mineral water their source water it usually says on the

source water it usually says on the

source water it usually says on the bottle and very small print where their

bottle and very small print where their

bottle and very small print where their sources to be called mineral water it

sources to be called mineral water it

sources to be called mineral water it has to come from a source where there’s

has to come from a source where there’s

has to come from a source where there’s more minerals there is specific

more minerals there is specific

more minerals there is specific regulations for that when it says

regulations for that when it says

regulations for that when it says there’s minerals added you can usually

there’s minerals added you can usually

there’s minerals added you can usually read on the label which minerals are in

read on the label which minerals are in

read on the label which minerals are in there a little tidbit is people

there a little tidbit is people

there a little tidbit is people complaining of gas prices it actually

complaining of gas prices it actually

complaining of gas prices it actually costs more a leader for bottled water

costs more a leader for bottled water

costs more a leader for bottled water than it does

than it does

than it does oh yeah that way it’s good to know

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