| Brita water doesnt taste good | | I just bought a Brita filter to save money on water. I was so excited but then we dont like the taste of the water. I am getting tired of using crystal light. What can I do to make my water taste better, but not put lots of other stuff in it? | |
| | Filtered Water | | I'm just wondering how many of you are filtering or purifing your drinking water? I've just learned that bottled water is no better than your own tap water, so I've invested in a brita water filtration kit which I find very easy to use but has to frequently be refilled. I'm thinking of going with an under the counter type of water filtration system and would like to know what others may recommend. | |
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| Do you preffer filtered or bottled water? | | I use to be a strictly Zephyrhills bottled water type girl but I got a Brita water filter for the kitchen faucet and find that I am just fine with that. I will not however drink straight from the tap water. Here where I live there is a high sulfar quality to the water. In short it stinks and tastes funny.
Do you buy bottled or do you have a filter? | |
| | Make a difference: Sign the petition to have water pitcher filters recycled | | You think you are doing good by not buying bottled water and using Brita filtered water instead, right? Well, you are, but wouldn't you like to do more?This petition is asking for Brita to offer a recycling program so that once everyone stops using bottled water, we don't send 167 million filter cartridges to landfills each year. Recycling the filters will also keep toxins that build up in the filter - like lead - out of our landfills. http://www.gopetition.com/petitions/recycle-used-brita-water-filter-cartridges.html
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| Drinking water. How pure is it? Can we improve it? | | There is much talk about introducing recycled water in Australia because many places are rapidly running out of water. The question has arisen about how pure our present supply of water is, with many claiming it already contains much that is not beneficial for us.I recently purchased a Brita Water Filter Jug and keep it in the fridge for drinking water. Though previously not a large drinker of plain water, I now drink at least ten large glasses a day, and I love it. In fact, the water is so good that I purchased another Brita Filter Jug to keep filtered water for making hot drinks and for cooking.Are you concerned about the quality of the water you drink?
Do you use filtered water?Is your water recycled?
Are you concerned about the oestrogen levels in recycled water? (It appears these cannot be removed in recycling).
For those who have used recycled water for several years, have your sons developed breasts? (This is a concern with many in Australia). | |
| | How do you drink your water? | | Do you drink your water directly from the tap, or do you filter your water. I use a brita water filter, it removes the bad stuff from our water, so it is more pure. | |
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| Water Filters and Purifiers – What are the health benefits? | | water filters, purifiers and water filtration systems convert ordinary tap water into perfectly safe drinking water. They remove impurities and contaminants by means of a fine physical barrier or a chemical process.Health benefits of a water filter:A water filter or water purifier is very beneficial for healthy living. Ordinary water contains numerous contaminants including bacteria, algae, viruses, fungi, minerals, and man-made chemical pollutants that cannot be seen with the naked eye. These contaminants not only cause the water to taste bad, but are also very harmful to your health.A water filter kills all of these organisms and filters out the contaminants to make the water fit for drinking. Thus water filters save us from many dangerous bacterial and viral diseases that spread due to the contamination of water.The working technique of water filters is based on sieving, ion exchanges and other processes. A water filter can eliminate particles much smaller than the holes through which the water passes.Alkaline water ionizers... | |
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