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What kind of water are you drinking now?
Tap Water
Pros: Convenient, Inexpensive, Safe
Cons: Taste and clarity differs from municipality to municipality
Bottled Water
Pros: Generally Tastes Good
Cons: Expensive, packaging materials often environmentally unfriendly Reverse Osmosis
Pros: Generally Tastes Good
Cons: Slow and expensive to produce, strips water of precious minerals Distilled Water
Pros: Generally Tastes Good
Cons: Distillation eliminates most naturally occurring minerals Ionized Alkaline Water
Great taste
Energy efficient
Inexpensive to produce
Convenient
Rich in minerals
Facilitates proper hydration
Neutralizes acidity
Cleaning and disinfecting |
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