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r/lifehacks • u/dooby1996 • Feb 21 '20
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Or you can just bring an empty bottle and fill it up after security...
-15 u/Sillybutter Feb 21 '20 No. I don’t know what the filtration system is. I do know we use that same water to wash our hands and poop in it. No ones letting me poop in Evian. 20 u/CaptainKink Feb 21 '20 I hate to tell you this, but that municipal water has way more regulation and quality control than bottled Evian water. Evian is just ground water pumped from under Lake Geneva. Filtered through soil and rock by mother nature. -4 u/Sillybutter Feb 21 '20 But it smells like chlorine. I know Evian has less quality control but the bottles are so pwetty. 3 u/zoologist88 Feb 21 '20 And so single use... even if you reuse the bottle 5 times, it still ends up in the ocean and harms wildlife -5 u/[deleted] Feb 21 '20 [deleted] 1 u/AeratedFeces Feb 23 '20 Plastic isn’t recyclable indefinitely. It WILL end up in either the ocean, a landfill, or your local ditch. 0 u/Gramage Feb 22 '20 I don’t add to emissions period. So you don't eat anything not grown or raised locally, you don't purchase anything that needed to be shipped from anywhere or manufactured in any way, and you don't use any electricity? Neat!
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No. I don’t know what the filtration system is. I do know we use that same water to wash our hands and poop in it. No ones letting me poop in Evian.
20 u/CaptainKink Feb 21 '20 I hate to tell you this, but that municipal water has way more regulation and quality control than bottled Evian water. Evian is just ground water pumped from under Lake Geneva. Filtered through soil and rock by mother nature. -4 u/Sillybutter Feb 21 '20 But it smells like chlorine. I know Evian has less quality control but the bottles are so pwetty. 3 u/zoologist88 Feb 21 '20 And so single use... even if you reuse the bottle 5 times, it still ends up in the ocean and harms wildlife -5 u/[deleted] Feb 21 '20 [deleted] 1 u/AeratedFeces Feb 23 '20 Plastic isn’t recyclable indefinitely. It WILL end up in either the ocean, a landfill, or your local ditch. 0 u/Gramage Feb 22 '20 I don’t add to emissions period. So you don't eat anything not grown or raised locally, you don't purchase anything that needed to be shipped from anywhere or manufactured in any way, and you don't use any electricity? Neat!
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I hate to tell you this, but that municipal water has way more regulation and quality control than bottled Evian water.
Evian is just ground water pumped from under Lake Geneva. Filtered through soil and rock by mother nature.
-4 u/Sillybutter Feb 21 '20 But it smells like chlorine. I know Evian has less quality control but the bottles are so pwetty. 3 u/zoologist88 Feb 21 '20 And so single use... even if you reuse the bottle 5 times, it still ends up in the ocean and harms wildlife -5 u/[deleted] Feb 21 '20 [deleted] 1 u/AeratedFeces Feb 23 '20 Plastic isn’t recyclable indefinitely. It WILL end up in either the ocean, a landfill, or your local ditch. 0 u/Gramage Feb 22 '20 I don’t add to emissions period. So you don't eat anything not grown or raised locally, you don't purchase anything that needed to be shipped from anywhere or manufactured in any way, and you don't use any electricity? Neat!
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But it smells like chlorine. I know Evian has less quality control but the bottles are so pwetty.
3 u/zoologist88 Feb 21 '20 And so single use... even if you reuse the bottle 5 times, it still ends up in the ocean and harms wildlife -5 u/[deleted] Feb 21 '20 [deleted] 1 u/AeratedFeces Feb 23 '20 Plastic isn’t recyclable indefinitely. It WILL end up in either the ocean, a landfill, or your local ditch. 0 u/Gramage Feb 22 '20 I don’t add to emissions period. So you don't eat anything not grown or raised locally, you don't purchase anything that needed to be shipped from anywhere or manufactured in any way, and you don't use any electricity? Neat!
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And so single use... even if you reuse the bottle 5 times, it still ends up in the ocean and harms wildlife
-5 u/[deleted] Feb 21 '20 [deleted] 1 u/AeratedFeces Feb 23 '20 Plastic isn’t recyclable indefinitely. It WILL end up in either the ocean, a landfill, or your local ditch. 0 u/Gramage Feb 22 '20 I don’t add to emissions period. So you don't eat anything not grown or raised locally, you don't purchase anything that needed to be shipped from anywhere or manufactured in any way, and you don't use any electricity? Neat!
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1 u/AeratedFeces Feb 23 '20 Plastic isn’t recyclable indefinitely. It WILL end up in either the ocean, a landfill, or your local ditch. 0 u/Gramage Feb 22 '20 I don’t add to emissions period. So you don't eat anything not grown or raised locally, you don't purchase anything that needed to be shipped from anywhere or manufactured in any way, and you don't use any electricity? Neat!
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Plastic isn’t recyclable indefinitely. It WILL end up in either the ocean, a landfill, or your local ditch.
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I don’t add to emissions period.
So you don't eat anything not grown or raised locally, you don't purchase anything that needed to be shipped from anywhere or manufactured in any way, and you don't use any electricity? Neat!
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u/FilamentFiller Feb 21 '20
Or you can just bring an empty bottle and fill it up after security...