Is Water Delivery Worth Pay For?

[Fly Guy]

I heard it's just filted tap water, even Arrowhead Spring Water. Water is free so why pay 6 cents per ounce? I've read the review on Yelp about Arrowhead and Sparklett water and they all have complaints about hidden fees, overcharging and horrible customer service.

What's your opnion about home delivery bottled water?

[C4Warr10r]

Where do you live that water is free? Well, in any case I guess that's no so important as whether the water is any good. Unless you have your own well, in many places it stinks and tastes of limescale. Thanks, munincipal water!

Moving on, yes, it usually is just tap water that has been filtered, so that begs the question "Why not just buy your own filter?" That's what I do and it fixes the water nicely. At six cents per ounce, you'll quickly make back the $30 or $40 it sets you back for a decent tap filter.

[GLO BOY GOAT]

the only reason why water isnt free is because they need to clean are drinking water with chemicals and other stuff like that which cost money
and why would you even need a water delivery

[WhiteKnight77]

Spring water cannot be filtered tap water, that would get the bottled water companies in trouble, it has to list what springs it actually comes from. Those hidden fees are most likely bottle deposits or cooler deposits that are paid monthly.

Now, if the bottle says something like Pure Life, that is tap water that has gone through reverse osmosis and filtration processes.

[Fly Guy]

There's a much cheaper way to obtain clean water. 35 cents per gallon vs. Arrowhead Spring water at $1.50. It claims to remove many different types of toxins: http://i.ebayimg.com/00/s/NzI1WDcxMw==/z/9zEAAOSwBahVHj14/$_12.JPG

The product is ClearlyFiltered. Let me know what you think of the product. The water filter pitcher isn't cheap, $75.00 after tax.

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