This is one of those things where when it comes to shopping and money it makes me wonder how this even makes sense. When you see this does it not make you do a double take on how water is more expensive than a soda? I have heard in some countries clean water is more
This was kind of an interesting story I read today about the company Nestle and how for its bottled water business it literally uses the same water sources that people here would get out of their tap. You can read a bit more abort it here: http://globalnews.ca/news/781364/lax-water-regulations-allows-nestle-free-b-c-water-to-sell/ Interesting report as for the most part it
Apparently there is going to be an extreme heat wave here soon and interestingly enough there are a lot of people buying loads of bottled watered. I always wondered why in these cases people wouldn’t simply bottle their own water where you can do it virtually for free. Is it the sake of convenience where
I was reading a story today on how this one family saved well over $2000 a year when they simply stopped purchasing bottled and filtered water. I was thinking how they must have purchased a lot before as I would think a more common expense amount is around $500 to $1000. This is probably way
Apparently here there is going to be some kind of ad campaign created to educate people about tap water here and how it is safe to drink. The article I read basically revolved around bottled water and how various commercials have made people believe that tap water has a high chance of being unsafe to