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Which is healthier, bottled or tap water? The only water i could digest properly was Canadian tap water.

But here in uk, seems so heavy, i have been drinking bottled water for years, until somebody told me its bad for you. On reading some articles seems tap water has chlorine in it and other stuff that would be bad for us too.

So which water do you drink and which is healthier? Any proof please too would be welcome.

Thankuji

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If bottled, then you should go for 'Reverse Osmosis' brands like Aquafina,Dasani,Evian,nestle .......

Some people install the filters at home and it is best to also go for a reverse osmosis since others are a waste of money.

It depends where you live on the tap water you have.

If you are in UK, then most of the waterfrom midlands and south is excellent especially Severn Trent !!

Some of the northern water companies are not quite as good and can be too soft or hard.

I find it better and easier to boil and cool tap water as this gets rid of any bacteria/fungi..etc.. and reduces the amount of chlorine so it tastes better !

Then if you have a large fridge it is ideal to store it in there and drink from it.

In all honesty I only buy bottled water for the plastic bottle that I refill withn my own boiled/cooled water !

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If bottled, then you should go for 'Reverse Osmosis' brands like Aquafina,Dasani,Evian,nestle .......

Some people install the filters at home and it is best to also go for a reverse osmosis since others are a waste of money.

Thankuji i will look into the water filter.

And will start boiling it.

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Bottled water is sometimes just tap water that is filtered. ASDA said that it's cheap bottled water was just filtered tap water.

Also when you say "heavier", it might be because you have hard water? It depends on the rock and amount of rock in your area. The north is more likely to have hard water. Hard water is just water with mineral salts in it.

Chlorine is added to all tap water because it kills germs. Fluorine is also added because it is good for the teeth. Just filter your tap water or boil it.

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Canada has some of the softest water in the world from the tap, probably why. Especially if you were in Toronto. :p

I saw this company randomly from a tech site: http://www.bwob.ca/profiles/water-filtration-firm-brings-manufacturing-home-from-china/

Other then that, Idk because I just drink tap water.

My eyes hurt, but let's turn this thread into one about simple readily availible water filtration methods to turn even industrial waste water into 90% drinkable.

The state in Punjab where water turns red left over-night, is one we cannot have our troops deployed in.

Without a solution, ;)

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