The Fool wrote:
>
> > From: Julia Thompson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> > 4) If you're hanging around some place with a public water fountain,
> > that's free. But water varies from place to place, and even building
> to
> > building. For example, when I was pregnant and we went to College
> > Station for AggieCon, I ended up buying 2 1-liter bottles of water each
> > day to make sure I was drinking enough, because the free water fountain
> > had water that didn't taste like the water I was accustomed to
> drinking,
> > and it was worth the money to me to get water that I wasn't gagging on
> > every 100ccs or so. So, for all intents and purposes, I was paying for
> > what would have otherwise been free, but wasn't palatable.
>
> Get distilled water. It's cheaper than the other types of bottled water,
> purer, tastes better.
I've had distilled water. I prefer Ozarka, Evian and Aquafina. (Also
the Glacia they sell at HEB). But given the choice between distilled
and Daisani, I'd take the distilled. Also, the gallon jugs of distilled
water at the grocery store still cost more than gallon jugs of the store
brand bottled water. Purity, you're right.
Also, the Evian is easily bought in the Memorial Union building at A&M,
while I'm not sure how easily I could get distilled water on-campus.
I'll pay extra for the convenience. (And if it's a matter of toting the
water there to begin with, I might as well just bring tap water from
home.)
Julia
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