H2Uh-Oh

I've found that tap water works just as well. Plus, it's free and does not come packaged in plastic bottles that often wind up in landfills.

Its about branding and the bottom line - neo classical economics is dangerous for your health and your wealth

Coca-Cola uses tap water from local municipal water supplies, filters it using the process of reverse osmosis and adds trace amounts of minerals, including magnesium sulfate (Epsom salt), potassium chloride and table salt (sodium chloride). So people from Kerala, India, drink water from Plachimada.

One of my friends kids, as an 8th grade science project, tested over twenty brands on 200 people for taste and water test kits for content.
They found Disani one of the best.

You and the other fool:

http://boards.fool.com/Message.asp?mid=27886115&sort=threaded

Your eyes are getting brown from all that $h!t your full of.

I think I went swimming in that rural spring in Colorado, it was so cold I couldn't hold it and wet my swimsuit. Sorry

It's real easy now days to set on your a$$ watching the internet; cut, paste and compose a story. Only problem is your hips get wide over the years and some people call you 'fat a$$' behind your back.

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PS: 24. August 10, Water Technology Online – (Massachusetts) E. coli in Boston suburb’s water. Officials in Milford, Massachusetts on August 9 told residents to boil water used for drinking and cooking after E. coli bacteria were detected in the town’s water supply, according to local reports. The source of the contamination still is unknown, according to an August 10 NECN.com report. The Milford Water Co., a private company, detected the elevated levels of total coliform and E. coli bacteria last week. The lag time between the discovery of contamination on August 5 and public announcement has some town officials upset. A selectman told The Milford Daily News that the timing is "unacceptable," MyFoxBoston.com reported August 10. The water company manager said it is the first time in his 25 years with the company that residents were advised to boil water. An investigation is under way and chlorine levels in the supply have been boosted. Source: http://watertechonline.com/news.asp?N_ID=72382