Sunday, September 02, 2007
No More Bottled Water
I have officially stopped buying bottled water.
I can't even remember why I started in the first place.
In any case, loading the fridge with bottled water was very convenient. It was easy to grab a bottle before heading out to play Ultimate, or even just having nice, clean tasting H2O nice & cold at the turn of the cap. I got spoiled and decided tap water just didn't cut it. It didn't taste good. It was good for a shower and not much else.
There really isn't that much of a difference. But for the convenience and slightly different taste, we are paying about 1000% more than what's charged on our water bills and more importantly, adding tons of waste to our landfills if they weren't already pushed to their limits.
So, I'm not perfect, I bought a Brita water filter and in the process, have to dispose a filter every two months. But overall, I think us and the environment will all be better off if we stopped buying another bottle of Evian or Dasani, so I've quit buying.
I can't even remember why I started in the first place.
In any case, loading the fridge with bottled water was very convenient. It was easy to grab a bottle before heading out to play Ultimate, or even just having nice, clean tasting H2O nice & cold at the turn of the cap. I got spoiled and decided tap water just didn't cut it. It didn't taste good. It was good for a shower and not much else.
There really isn't that much of a difference. But for the convenience and slightly different taste, we are paying about 1000% more than what's charged on our water bills and more importantly, adding tons of waste to our landfills if they weren't already pushed to their limits.
So, I'm not perfect, I bought a Brita water filter and in the process, have to dispose a filter every two months. But overall, I think us and the environment will all be better off if we stopped buying another bottle of Evian or Dasani, so I've quit buying.
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