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Drinking Water - Most economical option?
Thread created 02-17-2018 by executivedealer
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Post #112277643 added 02-17-2018 11:42 AM by germanpope in The Lounge
Buy the water cooler at Costco with the bottle underneath. Buy the first 5 gallon jug full. Refill with one gallon bottles from market.
Drinking Water - Most economical option?
Thread created 02-17-2018 by executivedealer
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Post #112358747 added 02-19-2018 7:41 PM by CheapestGamer in The Lounge
Ironic?
Drinking Water - Most economical option?
Thread created 02-17-2018 by executivedealer
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Post #112346543 added 02-19-2018 1:48 PM by Iaaaiws in The Lounge
It makes the air smell better as well. https://slickdeals.net/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=6646695&stc=1&d=1519076884
Drinking Water - Most economical option?
Thread created 02-17-2018 by executivedealer
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Post #112354419 added 02-19-2018 5:34 PM by CheapestGamer in The Lounge
When I was a kid the water here smelled like a pool(heavily, HEAVILY chlorinated). It's gotten better over the last 20-30 years. But back then it was a choice between the pool water coming out of...
Drinking Water - Most economical option?
Thread created 02-17-2018 by executivedealer
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Post #112361771 added 02-19-2018 9:33 PM by User339811 in The Lounge
This is the reason why I don't know how to swim.
Drinking Water - Most economical option?
Thread created 02-17-2018 by executivedealer
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Post #112373263 added 02-20-2018 8:48 AM by Fallacy in The Lounge
Chill it, it kills the gluten.
Drinking Water - Most economical option?
Thread created 02-17-2018 by executivedealer
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Post #112341791 added 02-19-2018 11:42 AM by iRabbitt in The Lounge
http://media.giphy.com/media/TlK63EMGF7EEYgdSqTC/giphy.gif
Drinking Water - Most economical option?
Thread created 02-17-2018 by executivedealer
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Post #112345447 added 02-19-2018 1:15 PM by Fallacy in The Lounge
Drink out of the toilet. It's still tap water, but with extra flavoring.
Drinking Water - Most economical option?
Thread created 02-17-2018 by executivedealer
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Post #112280103 added 02-17-2018 1:19 PM by euuser3818772 in The Lounge
OP: Where is here? Tap water is supposed to taste bad, but it won't kill you.
Drinking Water - Most economical option?
Thread created 02-17-2018 by executivedealer
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Post #112292191 added 02-17-2018 11:15 PM by Ms.arteest in The Lounge
Messed up my aunt's well, near Lufkin, Texas. Now she has to chlorinate out every month or it smells like sulphur Our water isn't necessarily bad for you, but it seems of chlorine sometimes and...
Drinking Water - Most economical option?
Thread created 02-17-2018 by executivedealer
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Post #112292279 added 02-17-2018 11:23 PM by ProfessorChaos in The Lounge
Chlorine kills bacteria, it doesn’t get rid of sulfur.
Drinking Water - Most economical option?
Thread created 02-17-2018 by executivedealer
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Post #112298727 added 02-18-2018 7:56 AM by ProfessorChaos in The Lounge
When I was a kid, we used to make napalm out of gasoline and soap and bomb fire ant colonies.
Drinking Water - Most economical option?
Thread created 02-17-2018 by executivedealer
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Post #112298735 added 02-18-2018 7:56 AM by Bright_Eyes in The Lounge
Has anyone actually answered the actual question? What is the cheapest way ?
Drinking Water - Most economical option?
Thread created 02-17-2018 by executivedealer
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Post #112293167 added 02-18-2018 12:56 AM by euuser3818772 in The Lounge
She's talking about shock chlorination for treating sulfur bateria.
Drinking Water - Most economical option?
Thread created 02-17-2018 by executivedealer
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Post #112323763 added 02-18-2018 9:42 PM by User339811 in The Lounge
really? http://www.seattle.gov/light/solarenergy/ I can understand that most news in Seattle are bullshit fake news to trick people to vote for government officials. yes, I agree with you...
Drinking Water - Most economical option?
Thread created 02-17-2018 by executivedealer
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Post #112331627 added 02-19-2018 7:31 AM by ashcampbell in The Lounge
Maybe look into buying a water conditioner\softener\chlorination for the whole house. You only mention the filter cost. What about rates for the actual water? :cool:
Drinking Water - Most economical option?
Thread created 02-17-2018 by executivedealer
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Post #112331807 added 02-19-2018 7:38 AM by emelvee in The Lounge
Probably about $10 for 6000 gallons :lol:
Drinking Water - Most economical option?
Thread created 02-17-2018 by executivedealer
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Post #112281567 added 02-17-2018 2:20 PM by emelvee in The Lounge
But your tap water in a bottle, and that will no longer be true.
Drinking Water - Most economical option?
Thread created 02-17-2018 by executivedealer
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Post #112286355 added 02-17-2018 5:42 PM by User1858048 in The Lounge
Mine too, straight out of the well. No treatment or filtering of any kind.
Drinking Water - Most economical option?
Thread created 02-17-2018 by executivedealer
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Post #112290991 added 02-17-2018 9:44 PM by euuser3818772 in The Lounge
I can't wait for the day they try to sell oxygen back to us, besides medical needs.
Drinking Water - Most economical option?
Thread created 02-17-2018 by executivedealer
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Post #112293047 added 02-18-2018 12:41 AM by germanpope in The Lounge
When I was kid we would go to the hobby store to buy sulfur. I can’t remember the other stuff we had to buy. But we made a small pile of gun powder. We lit it to watch it burn. :applause:
Drinking Water - Most economical option?
Thread created 02-17-2018 by executivedealer
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Post #112316611 added 02-18-2018 5:19 PM by tukwok in The Lounge
The green stuff at the top of the bottle 4th on 2nd row? I once saw a sealed bottled water mostly coated with algae inside on a store’s shelf. :vomit: One would think all stores would have UV...
Drinking Water - Most economical option?
Thread created 02-17-2018 by executivedealer
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Post #112320903 added 02-18-2018 7:50 PM by User339811 in The Lounge
really? at many grocery stores in crappy seattle wa. They put bottled water outside.
Drinking Water - Most economical option?
Thread created 02-17-2018 by executivedealer
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Post #112298619 added 02-18-2018 7:53 AM by Bright_Eyes in The Lounge
The problem with bottled water is the plastic bottle it is stored in, you get that bottle warm or hot and you start getting stuff leeching in your water. And who knows where that water bottles were...
Drinking Water - Most economical option?
Thread created 02-17-2018 by executivedealer
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Post #112288519 added 02-17-2018 7:27 PM by tukwok in The Lounge
https://youtube.com/watch?v=ZfbpbBlEVyY&t=16m40s
Drinking Water - Most economical option?
Thread created 02-17-2018 by executivedealer
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Post #112302331 added 02-18-2018 9:49 AM by emelvee in The Lounge
You must be new here.
Drinking Water - Most economical option?
Thread created 02-17-2018 by executivedealer
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Post #112286595 added 02-17-2018 5:52 PM by fsyowad in The Lounge
Mine too. Mine actually comes from a aquifer that water bottler's use. Of course if the frackers have their way they very well could poison things for everybody.
Drinking Water - Most economical option?
Thread created 02-17-2018 by executivedealer
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Post #112306303 added 02-18-2018 11:45 AM by germanpope in The Lounge
Finding a willing volunteer?
Drinking Water - Most economical option?
Thread created 02-17-2018 by executivedealer
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Post #112324863 added 02-18-2018 10:45 PM by ProfessorChaos in The Lounge
They fill the bottles by leaving them outside in the endless rain. Thus, this is the cheapest was to get water. Move to Seattle, and stand outside facing up with mouth agape.
Drinking Water - Most economical option?
Thread created 02-17-2018 by executivedealer
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Post #112325179 added 02-18-2018 11:16 PM by Ms.arteest in The Lounge
This ^ we had her water tested and it's safe to drink, but unless it's shocked once a month, it reeks. :vomit:
Drinking Water - Most economical option?
Thread created 02-17-2018 by executivedealer
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Post #112325283 added 02-18-2018 11:26 PM by Ms.arteest in The Lounge
Oh, and at the risk of being helpful (I'll go with conceit, since it was my answer) I'll say tap water, with a filter. Obviously, bottled water is expensive and who wants to drink out of plastic all...
Drinking Water - Most economical option?
Thread created 02-17-2018 by executivedealer
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Post #112356259 added 02-19-2018 6:28 PM by ProfessorChaos in The Lounge
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/apr/17/portland-flush-38m-gallons-water-man-urinates-reservoir
Drinking Water - Most economical option?
Thread created 02-17-2018 by executivedealer
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Post #112381391 added 02-20-2018 11:58 AM by Fallacy in The Lounge
I can't hear you
Drinking Water - Most economical option?
Thread created 02-17-2018 by executivedealer
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Post #112281411 added 02-17-2018 2:13 PM by Iaaaiws in The Lounge
My tap water tastes better than any bottled water I have ever tried.
Drinking Water - Most economical option?
Thread created 02-17-2018 by executivedealer
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Post #112372703 added 02-20-2018 8:36 AM by uniquename in The Lounge
The gluten in raw water doesn't work for me. I have to have gluten free water.
Drinking Water - Most economical option?
Thread created 02-17-2018 by executivedealer
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Post #112373811 added 02-20-2018 9:07 AM by uniquename in The Lounge
You chill it! I don't need to calm down!
Drinking Water - Most economical option?
Thread created 02-17-2018 by executivedealer
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Post #112364847 added 02-20-2018 2:16 AM by Ms.arteest in The Lounge
My, that's a fancy setup you have! I have it's smaller cousin. It's similar to this. ...
Drinking Water - Most economical option?
Thread created 02-17-2018 by executivedealer
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Post #112306399 added 02-18-2018 11:48 AM by germanpope in The Lounge
Jesus hasn’t appeared to turn it into wine?
Drinking Water - Most economical option?
Thread created 02-17-2018 by executivedealer
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Post #112316767 added 02-18-2018 5:24 PM by euuser3818772 in The Lounge
^^^ We have a winner. Bottled water was on sale, so manager took the overstock ones outside in direct sunlight. A lack of proper training on how to store these. (Picture was of an example found on...
Drinking Water - Most economical option?
Thread created 02-17-2018 by executivedealer
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Post #112300119 added 02-18-2018 8:41 AM by euuser3818772 in The Lounge
Answer depends on your location. If you can trust your local water source, then tap is the way to go. And tastes great if you happen to live in a soft watered region. Or you would have to soften it...
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