Tuesday, March 29, 2011

Purification Process
Water Debate: Bottled vs Tap
Bottled Water: Better than tap?
Ground Water and Surface Water
Bottled Water Purification Process
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Note- Reverse osmosis, and the effect of reusing water bottles that are not properly washed (distilled water bacteria)
"Only three brands earned the highest possible marks for disclosing information and using the most advanced treatment methods available - Gerber Pure Purified Water, Nestle Pure Life Purified Water, and Penta Ultra-Purified Water."


(Insisting these tree brands being the top quality bottled water companies, half of the products surveyed had failed an EWG transparency test, of that 50%, 18% did not release information of how or where the water had been obtained. implying this information, its safe to say its a good idea to at least consider knowing wich water companies willingly release information about the source and production of the product, mainly being Gerber Pure Purified Water, Nestle Pure Life Purified Water, and Penta Ultra-Purified Water. -Jcouto38)





"How does your bottled water brand stack up? Here's a look at the 10 top-selling* U.S. brands:

1. Pure Life Purified Water (Nestle), EWG grade = B

2. Arrowhead Mountain Spring Water (Nestle), EWG grade = C

3. Aquafina Purified Drinking Water (Pepsi), EWG grade = D

4. Dasani Purified Water (Coca-Cola), EWG grade = D

5. Deer Park Natural Spring Water (Nestle), EWG grade = D

6. Ice Mountain Natural Spring Water (Nestle), EWG grade = D

7. Ozarka Natural Spring Water (Nestle), EWG grade = D

8. Poland Spring Natural Spring Water (Nestle), EWG grade = D

9. Zephyrhills Natural Spring Water (Nestle), EWG grade = D

10. Crystal Geyser Natural Alpine Spring Water (CG Roxane), EWG grade = F"

Bottled water brands

The Process Of Natural Water

Questions on Bottled Water to choose from

  • Bottled water & if fluoride is a required test?
  • Tap vs Bottled ?
  • Labels on the bottles and what needs to be on them?
  • Does name brand matter?
  • Types of bottled water water (seltzer,mineral, etc.)
  • How is it regulated by the goverment?
  • Safety? any health risks involved?
  • Is the price worth it?
  • Possible healing properties?
  • Can goverment  promise and say if water is safe and what could be in it?
  • Why have so many brands if its all the same - just water? (Jimmy)
  • Where do the plastic bottles go?
  • Enviomental impacts of bottled water? (Ben)
  • Is the shape and design matter ?
  • How is it advertised?
  • Water vs Soda?
  • Filtering process of bottled water? (Reaksmey)
  • Is the plastic effecting the waters quality?
  • Does bottled water expire?
  • Health/safety of bottled water vs.tap (Brian)

enviornment impact

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Se12y9hSOM0&feature=player_embedded

types of watersssssss :DD

Mineral and spring water
This must come from an underground source (not a public water supply) and can't be altered with chemicals. Mineral water has a higher amount of dissolved mineral salts.
Bottled water
This can be water from any source, distilled, carbonated or treated in any manner. Dasani (owned by Coca-Cola) is filtered municipal tap water, bottled in Brampton, Ont., and Calgary. (Pepsi owns Aquafina, which is also sourced from municipalities.)
Artesian water/Artesian well water
Bottled water from a well that taps a confined aquifer (a water-bearing underground layer of rock or sand).
Sparkling water
Water that has been carbonated. Soda water, seltzer water and tonic water are not considered bottled waters.


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