Tap, Filtered, or Bottled?

[Anonymous]

Do you buy bottled water or filter water with a pitcher/refrigerator dispenser?

[Anonymous]

Filter through fridge.

At work I buy bottled Smart Water. I just love that water for some reason.

[Anonymous]

Filtered through fridge at home. Bottled when out.

[Anonymous]

Filtered on the faucet.

[Anonymous]

Bottled (distilled from a gallon).

[Anonymous]

I thought this was a question about beer

[Anonymous]

Bottled

[Anonymous]

Filter! Too many prescription drugs and chemicals in our tap water not too.

Also, not all filters are the same. I used to use Brita until I read a Good Housekeeping story comparing it to other brands. I switched to Pur.

[Anonymous]

Only Deer Park!!!!!

[Anonymous]

We also use a Pur filter.

I grew up drinking tap water because we had our own well. I would never drink city tap water.

[Anonymous]

Aquasana faucet filter (under-sink, 3 element). I also grew up on good well water (tested) so don't like drinking most tap water. The filter does a great job.

[Anonymous]

Tap

[Anonymous]

Pur filter on the faucet.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Aquasana faucet filter (under-sink, 3 element). I also grew up on good well water (tested) so don't like drinking most tap water. The filter does a great job.

Does well water taste better than tap? Is it sweeter?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Filter! Too many prescription drugs and chemicals in our tap water not too.

Also, not all filters are the same. I used to use Brita until I read a Good Housekeeping story comparing it to other brands. I switched to Pur.

Agree with this 100%. In this area, with our water coming from the Potomac and tributaries, we are downstream from a lot of agriculture (atrazine) and industry (toluene) run-off. We also have periods of high cryptosporidium and over-chlorination, plus all the prescription drugs in an urban environment. Get a filter!