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Do bottled waters vary in their "quenchability"?
I drink bottled water. I have a favorite brand (Crystal Geyser). Sometimes, I'll buy a 2nd favorite brand (Arrowhead) on sale, but it never seems to be completely satisfying as far as my thirst is concerned.
I want to know if this is possibly a real chemical difference (and if so, what?) or if it's all in my head. Please.
4 Answers
- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
The only possible difference is the non-water content. Namely minerals, trace metals, chemicals, etc. These vary quite a bit, not only from brand to brand, but sometimes, bottle to bottle.
That can make a difference, but I have never really noticed anything significant.
- 1 decade ago
No, it's all in your head. Unless there's a difference in bottle size. But seriously, stop buying bottled water. There's perfectly good water in your tap at home, which costs less, so use a reuseable water bottle. All the stuff in the bottles is just bottled tap water anyways. I guarantee it. If you think otherwise, email me.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Get a Brita faucet filter. Bottled water is just tap water run through an even cheaper filter.
- 1 decade ago
its freakin water. there are less regulations for bottled water then the water that comes out of your sink. GET A LIFE
