Pepsi Says Aquafina Is Tap Water

[MrAtlanta]

Originally Posted by sephari

not all parts of the country have palatable tap water you know. here in l.a. the water tastes so bad that people go to a water store and fill up 5 gallon jugs with retreated tap water.

Here's an idea for those with bad tap water. Only cost $50.00.

[robbboy2003]

Originally Posted by MrAtlanta

Here's an idea for those with bad tap water. Only cost $50.00.

,,,,,,Nice.

[MadameX]

Originally Posted by robbboy2003

,,,,,,Nice.

True. Of course, one has to remember to change the filter on those things.

[UglymanCometh]

We can all rest assured... knowing that Aquafina is nothing more than City of Detroit Tap Water... which is supposedly the best in the world...

[afrocentric]

Originally Posted by MrAtlanta

Here's an idea for those with bad tap water. Only cost $50.00.

i think i am going to buy one of these. that way i can enjoy the water better.

[Diva810]

I heard about this last week. I guess this explains why Aquafina so nasty. I prefer my tap to Aquafina any day. There's just something about Aquafina that never tasted right and I always avoided buying it.

[UglymanCometh]

Originally Posted by Diva810

I heard about this last week. I guess this explains why Aquafina so nasty. I prefer my tap to Aquafina any day. There's just something about Aquafina that never tasted right and I always avoided buying it.

Don't yall get your water from us too? Or does Flint have their own water system?

[ardamus]

Originally Posted by sonflour_2001

They're gonna start bottling air too under a company called Oxyfina.
Purified air- $1.75
Billion dollar industry.
Nope don't even think about stealing my idea...
Lol!

Sonflour

don't sleep. it could happen.

[MadameX]

Originally Posted by Baba Ahmed

Rather than dub'em "dummies," if u research spring water, u'll see that many such companies have been do n the same thing. Generally its a matter of labeling tricknology; e.g., openingly often u'll see below a brand name the word, "Artesian" water. Looks fancy, huh? And notice pictures of water run'n down a mountain. Simply tho its well water.

Here in Atlanta, Ga. "purified water is a biggie." We're informed its recycled tap water, with add processing steps to remove some of the chemicals etc.

Another "health foods" term that requires diligent vigilance? Organic. Peep at the varied "legal" definitions. And steps required to receive gov't approved labeling. We were/are looking into it; meanwhile we've thought to just call our vegetables "home grown." I can explain our techniques. Don't bleeve me? No problema, don't buy!

Speak on it Brotha Kwame. Lately, there is plethora of false advertising going on. This great play of words is put out there to pull the wool over our eyes. And our people have to be savvy as consumers to see through the large piles commercial propaganda .

[Diva810]

Originally Posted by UglymanCometh

Don't yall get your water from us too? Or does Flint have their own water system?

I believe we still do although, they have been working on getting Flint it's own. Aquafina is still nasty as hell to me though. I prefer my own tap water over that anyday no matter where it comes from. I don't know anyone who likes Aquafina.