Here's what's in your bottled water (Marketplace)
Ever wonder what's lurking in your bottled water? Marketplace asked a lab to test five of the top-selling brands of bottled water in Canada, and microplastics were found in all of them.
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It’s not limited to just water, sorry folks but it’s literally in every single thing you buy whether you eat it or not.
INDEED! TOUCHE!
True‼️contaminated in one way or another💦
I believe it. Some people keep a Dirty House.
these kids probably have their faces pressed against a pillow/sheets at night that are made of some kind of plastic and or are relaxing in a chair, couch or what have you, that has a fabric made of some kind of synthetic mat...how honest was CBC with these kids
Tell 'em!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You should also test tap water as well in those major cities.
agree, local tap water should have been the control. instead they used "ultra-pure water", which still had up to 150 particles in a bottle.
Canada has very good water treatment the problem you may encounter with tap water would be from the pipes .
Yeah
Dany Jay That's what I was thinking.
toronto water has "certified" independent companies that test the water, yet they receive government funding as their primary source of income. so in other words, toronto water, tests Toronto water. would you say your own product is bad lol crown corporation lives on, and strong. :/
I honestly was expecting more from this video. I was hoping for some chemical testing; bottled water vs tap. I feel like this video is talking more about what we are doing to the environment then our own bodies.
It's CBC dude, they have to push an agenda and they don't want to rock the boat. The same government that funds the CBC is also the leading killer of Canadian citizens so don't expect to learn too much about negative health effects.
Thx. I won’t watch the vid now. Appreciate your comment 👍
Oh dang I was hopping for health effects too
UM .... AHHH .. WELL ..YOU DO UNDERSTAND THAT THE PEOPLE THAT FUND THESE KIND OF THINGS WANT TO GET TO ZERO CARBON AND YOU DO REALIZE THAT HUMANS ARE CARBON BASED LIFE FORMS ? YOU UNDERSTAND WHAT I AM SAYING ? THEY FEEL THAT THE ENVIROMENT IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN 98 % OF THE WORLDS POPULATION . . IN OTHER WORDS WE (YOU AND I ) AND EVERYONE ELSE ARE SEEN AS VERMIN THAT NEEDS TO BE REMOVED FROM EXSISTENCE SO THAT THOSE POWERFUL FEW CAN ENJOY THE WORLD AND ALL OF ITS SPLENDOR WITHOUT US BREATHING THEIR AIR AND WASTING THEIR RESOURCES .
They mention micro plastics in the water we drink but they don't really dive into the risks that they pose on our bodies like affecting testosterone production
In the 80’s, bottled water was something new. I visited a soft drink bottling plant in PA that was converting to bottling water. They said it was going to be a big thing. I was skeptical. They told me that all the cost was in the packaging (the bottle), marketing, and shipping/handling. The product inside came from regular water from the tap. The tap water came from wells and could legally be called spring water. It was essentially free. So the profit margins were very high.
Putting Chlorine in tap should be ban. Chlorine is the big reason people don't drink tap water
Only in a couple of US states, it doesn't work like that anywhere else, so just buy proper water from Europe where they have legal standards. And no-one has ever said there will be more plastic than fish before this guy said it right here.
Incorrect. Spring water has to actually come from a spring. BUT: any water from 'the tap', which is leqal, must be labeled PWS. That is Public Water Source. If you buy PWS bottled water, you do not pass Go and do not collect 200 dollars.
Well water qualifies as spring water. It comes from an underground aquifer and other than the cost of sinking the well and well pump, it comes right out of the tap at the water plant. Better brands further purify the well/spring water before bottling, which removes contaminants and many beneficial minerals. 45% of all bottled water is pure tap water, from the Public Water Source.
@@tomf429 So, in your opinion, which are "better" public brands?
If you stop buying, they will stop trying to sell it. It's always up to the people.
100%. It's consumer's choice according to demand. For instance, the less meat by products and dairy that consumers buy, determines the life of animals
Theres a lot of people out there that don't care . They need to be flogged.
Nice thought! Tobacco companies just genetically engineered cigarettes to be more addictive!
@@oldschooldiy3240 Nice excuse!
@@kevinford4998 Lol!
The bottling companies should be funding the clean up effort
1st the revenue stream developed by a company serving society pays more taxes than you or I by a factor of 10,000 and that is because they solved a societal problem, 2nd don't hasteful in placing blame so that you and I can pay for it through higher pricing and taxes. This is an inconclusive assessment with no verifiable proof of damage to us and you want to react without evidence based on a theory built on fear of suspicion. You know, anthropogenic global warming is also a theory and the evidence continues to prove the theory wrong, short term.. Just so that you know, 99.99% of all "scientifically" published theories are proven wrong over time and the scrutiny of science (science rarely proves facts and mostly disproves theories). Do you really want government to deploy policies based on a theory that has only 1 in 10,000 of a chance of being true? All problems must 1st be identified and then defined before a solution can be considered. Plastic solved many of our problems since its development in the 1940's but there has been some collateral damage as is the case with all inventions that solve a problem. Plastic in our water and extra CO2 in our atmosphere have not caused a health or economic problem to us, yet, but some animals have died from ingesting large amounts of colored plastic and upsets the ecosystem which will eventually affect us but to what level of intensity is speculative. Finally, if we take your mind set to fruition then all inventions are bad as they cause collateral damage and we should cease to progress. That would certainly reduce the human population and we can revert to many different problems we mitigated over the last several 1000 years. so be careful how you lend your power to your government as it may be penny wise and pound foolish in the end
Scott H Some countries pay people to pick up plastic. (In some “3rd world” countries)
Joking right? Barbara Lener spectre has huge extinction plans for the caucasionoid species of Europe.
@@benevolentdictator2315 ~ Very astute observations and well said. Thank you.
@@benevolentdictator2315 I would like to see your sources for your one in 10,000 theories claim and the supposed evidence that proves global warming wrong.
As someone who has always drank tap or fridge-filtered water only, I’m always shocked by how plasticy bottled water tastes. I guess the bottled water regulars don’t even notice it, but I sure do!
My HEEEEROOOOOO
It comes from a plastic hose near the grease rack at Bubba’s Gas Station ⛽️
From a worker that had pretty much every bottled water u can think of. Yeah it all tastes bad. I'm all about filtered or spring water now. Better taste. I think Dasani taste the best or Poland spring. But I really only use zero water filter water now. I have a well and it makes me feel like I'm getting better water this way.
@@dmo848 Dasani dries out my mouth into what I call cotton mouth. I bought some for our dogs when we went to the park. As thirsty as they got they wouldn't touch the Dasani. I had to pour it out and get water from the fountain. They would drink that.
As a child, I preferred my water from a garden hose. CBC should do a show on the purity of rubber hose water. SMH
I highly recommend getting a counter top water distiller. I've been very happy with mine, and no plastic, heavy cases of water to haul around.
Sharon that is the only way. You don't need to know what to filter for because everything is Left Behind and you only have your distilled water. Your minerals you get from your fruits vegetables and other Foods you don't need Rock dissolved rock that is as minerals in your water it only deposits and calcifies in your arteries as you age. I distill all my water for drinking and cooking in the city as well as in my Countryside property I distill all my well water
Testing just for plastic? What about heavy metals, toxic chemicals, hormones, microbes or parasites?
I would assume that they did test for those things you listed. However, im sure they found none so they were not mentioned. You think bottled water contains heavy metals, along with toxic chemicals? Really?
Great point 👌🏽
@@danielyoung2027 u6u I have been up
Tomken8d2 🤮
They wouldn't sell bottled water with chemicals and heavy metals cause it would be deemed unsafe for consumption
There is one test missing! Tap water! I would love to know what's in the water I drink, cook and bath with! Probably a more important question right?
my guess is that it would contain more of these things, since the bottled water companies do filter the water from local source. so the best thing we can do at the present is to buy a water filter for drinking water. lol. also, normally the filters filter out the fluoride from tap water (which sort of disinfect the water), so don't drink a filtered water that's been seating there for 2days and exposed to air. the filter is a moist environment so there is risk of bacteria growth, therefore change it often and keep out of warm places. YES, it is complicated to get some safe drinking water! 😅
An issue they'd have with that is that the water sources and filtration is not standardized and is different in depending on the jurisdiction in Canada.
@@myboredomwidens And perhaps start boiling our water prior to drinking it.
@@SWANYAWN boiling wont get rid of microplastics or heavy metals, I reccomend a good filtration system like an ozmosis system or even at the least a brita filter I have one in my fridge with a tap on it and it is great and made my water which tasted bad actual taste good
Forsure
Firstly, the bottle is shaped by heating the water very hot and using high pressure to use the drinking water to form the bottle itself. This, no doubt, releases plastic residue into the drinking water.
I think that kid who said "we could remake [bottles] into reusable stuff" meant turning plastic waste into reusable plastic products, as opposed to just making another single use plastic product. Kids are smarter than we give them credit for
Evian is naive spelled backwards.
Damn, you have ruined our joke against English speakers.
You are only the 2nd one I know who knows this.
Évian (/ˈeɪviɒn/ AY-vee-on; French pronunciation: [evjɑ̃]; stylized as evian), is a brand of mineral water coming from several sources near Évian-les-Bains, on the south shore of Lake Geneva.
@@philipward7846 But the sound "É" doesn't exist in English. I am French... Actually, the right pronunciation is "É" and even the French sound "an" at the end of Évian doesn't exist in English. So I think many French people would not understand anything. But after all, you can pronounce it the way you want :)
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"EVIAN" is simply "naive" spelled backwards.
I've never noticed that! Coincidence or intentional? I don't drink it either way but if I did, I'd stop! Immediately!
😂
@@cynthiasatterfield8333 lol I tried it once, it tasted weird. Never tried it again and now I know why 😂
NICE!
Holy shiii...
respect to that lady that talked about creating the very thing that is hurting our waters very much, you can tell she was upset with her decision but it takes guts to be able to stand up and say that, so , thank you for just honesty, and thank you for this good video with the good questions man, your a great journalist !
It is interesting to see how bottle watered was initially for the snobby well-to-do people when it first came out like Evian and Perrier, because no one liked bottle watered and that image of being snooty. People laughed at it because water was so abundant and plentiful in the tap. Now it is all about convenience & so-called healthy.
I agree with your username but not your comment
I remember drinking water out of the water hose and I grew up fine.This was in the 60s.
So did we, but then there wasn't much plastics in use!
Jeff Hickey me also 😊🇦🇺
Back when we were not 7.8 billion people because you guys told the world to reproduce themselves just for the sake of it lol.
Teddy Scoop not all hoses have lead in them but most do
Good ol days drinking from the hoses and playing outside, from around 94 to 2006. I'm fine as well. N all my friends n family
My home in Kenya where i live we save rain water for drinking but before drinking we boil it......and its very refreshing esp when you are thirsty 👌🏽
But the rain you get is from clouds built from vapourised moistures obtained from plasticed lakes rivers oceans, and micro paint particles scrapped from passing aeroplanes
Thank you for sharing. US is just about at this point. Hopefully we do not put any radiation into our atmosphere where even this wouldn't be possible.
@@Ash-do2pv that's why you boil it
@@Ash-do2pv also the flavor is BUSSSSIN BUSSSSSSSSIN SHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO sheeeeeeeeeeeesh /s
@@HAli7 which school did you go to? Do you even know why we boil water? What to remove plastics?????? paint?????? petroleum?????? Carbon monoxides??????
As a medical student, I never ever drink any drinks from plastic bottles, only water from kitchen or fountain. Just carry water bottle with me everywhere. I started doing this when I studied biochemistry in the 2nd year of medical school.
JUST BECAUSE YOU ARE A MEDICAL STUDENT SOON TO BE A TOOL FOR WHO EVER WILL PAY DOES NOT MAKE YOU IMMUNE FROM THE FLOURIDE AND OTHER ESTREGEN ENRICHED CHEMICALS THAT ARE IN ALL WATER
Plastic water mains, or PVC, is the main choice in municipal water distribution systems. Pex pipe, ( plastic ) is the new standard for commercial and residential plumbing..
A whole house filter system got rid of the need for bottled water. As a bonus we also get to bathe and do our washing and cleaning with pure water. Yes, you have to change filters and UV bulbs and it costs couple grand to setup, but we prefer it.
Would have been nice to have domestic tap water tested from each location as well.
Tap water only has to meet a low criteria to pass. The demand for water is so high they can’t take the time to process it correctly!! Scary!🤦🏻♂️💀
@@ludicrous7044 Then your government is to blame. They should put in the necessary effort to provide save, high-quality tap water. If they don't have the resources, the government needs to invest in that area.
_A quote to remember_ "Marketing serves to rationalize behaviours" - 8:27
Exactly.... I took notation of that as well👍
Exactly market something good then
From me with a university marketing degree, that's very true
This is less about bottled water than it is about water itself. Microplastics are everywhere and part of the reason is all of the plastic bottles we use for water but even without bottled water we would have microplastics everywhere, including our water. There is a difference between spring water and filtered or "purified (tap)" water. When I open the kitchen tap I can smell a stronger bleach odor than the water in the swimming pool when the pool chemicals are at the right levels. I tested kitchen tap water with the swimming pool water test kit & the total chlorine content was at the perfect level for the pool. The free chlorine content was also at the perfect level for the pool. The PH and the alkalinity were both close to the right amount for swimming pool water.
Have never purchased a bottle of water...in fact, it tastes funny to me & makes me more thirsty than Tap water. Never could understand how the bottled water did not quench my thirst....Thank You for this video
bottled water companies don't make water, they make bottles
*Straight facts right here*
Most of it is from the tap lol
True bottle water companies don’t make the water, the point they are trying to get you to realize is what is in the water that goes into the bottles these companies are making? Plastics from the bottles that lazy people throw into the oceans, lakes and rivers is coming back into the bottled water 🇺🇸
@@carolynolinger8885 Took the words out of my mouth.
Wrong.... Try again
These companies should be held responsible for actual recycling and ongoing pollution. This is as bad a dumping a mattress in the bush.
Look up ocean waste by country and then tell me if you think the American system of waste handling is ineffective, or even relevant to fixing the problem right now. Also, where do you imagine waste polluting our environment is coming from? I think there are only a couple possibilities: #1: Some people do not throw trash into any bin, and instead litter. This is not a problem fixed by recycling. Let's look at waste that does end up in bins, then. #2: Trash blows out from bins with the wind or while bags are handled, recycling and landfill alike. This again is not fixed by recycling. Recycling fixes resource consumption, but in a lot of cases produces much more carbon emissions than just throwing waste in a landfill. Other than that it doesn't fix anything.
@@craigape u forgot to ad a solution since you have all the answers captian planet
@@johnkalin1656 I know this is old, but I got a notification of your reply. Since you asked: Start with your local government. Contact your Governor or congressmen and show them the statistics, they may not be aware either. Plead with them to start international pressure on changing these numbers. They are in position to work out more specifics from there. And share that knowledge with everyone in your circle. They may do the same. Before long our international frustration at the lack of action may be lucrative enough of a platform for a politician or company to try to profit from it while championing an actual environmental cause. That's my two cents, since you asked.
You mean blame the people buying/using the product. Back to tap water? Ya, right.
I agree with you!
8-15-22. I live in metro Atlanta and order my bottled spring water from a company straight from the Georgia Mountains . I love it.
I think in the US the new water brands I see tons buying are Smart, Life and any other alkaline water brands. It would be neat to test those & and also test water from household filters.
I miss when 20/20 in the USA was like this. I’m not even Canadian and I enjoy this series so much
Dizzyallaround Same
Now every large channel in the US is owned by multinational corporations, and they are too heavily invested in the corruption to expose it
Dizzyallaround yeah me too
Dizzyallaround me too
neufy123456 *too
To be fair, that 1970s Perrier ad (voice of Orson Welles) was at a time when bottled drinks were still overwhelmingly if not solely in GLASS bottles.
Ken Lee I only do glass.
Thank you for being aware. I snarkily wrote the same thing. Perrier is also mineral water so huge difference. Great stuff if you can get it in glass bottles.
Perrier owned by Nestlé
Virginialotterwinningno
Glass is so much better , and personally tastes much better. Idk about others countrys but here in Germany you get it as god as everywhere.
Now test for pH-improvers in tap water
I use a Stanley stainless steel bottle to carry my water and I no longer buy bottled water. I also use glass canning jars to store water. Glass is much cleaner then plastics.
How could you possibly do this large of a production without also testing the plastics in public water supply from the respective cities? The question of if bottled is cleaner then tap water wasn't answered.
Shane yeah,quite pointless. No answer, just a statement...it seems
Propaganda it's all a lie. The continent-sized piles of trash in the ocean are just an illusion.
I realized that too I guess they didn't want to damage the bottled water people if results show tap water had similar purity but without the costs.
Tap water quality is likely going to be different everywhere, so even if they compared bottled water with her tap water, the results might not even represent the majority of viewers.
c l, it's not an illusion. It really is a major problem. But at this point, it's almost too late to do anything about. Won't stop me from trying my best, though.
Miss the good'ol days when everything was in a glass bottle .
And you took the glass back and got your deposit back.
Me too!!! The good ole days!!!🤗
YESSSSS ❤❤❤. ME TOO.
Better for men's testosterone also. Plastics boost estrogen levels. This is why frog populations have been in decline. Microplastics getting into the water.
Glass shampoo bottles. Nice.
Many countries in Europe have shops specializing in the sale of beverages who will drop off bottled water by the case (Usually 20 bottles). All bottles are made of glass and are put back into the case, which is picked up again when ordering a new case, closing the loop for recycling. Could it be that plastic industries elsewhere in the world have a problem with this???
Thank you very much for showing us the truth 😊 From Washington State & Philippines 🥰
It is disappointing that they ran those complicating test and they did not even test for bacteria and other substance in bottled water.
@Miss Grumps The title is what is in your bottled water. That would lead one to believe they would test everything to see what is in it the water.
Agree! Misleading, click-bait title for sure }:(
yes click bait!
And in tap and do a comparison that they hinted at but never actually addressed. Just Propaganda for the NWO Sustainable Development Agenda - It's Satanic people.
People couldn’t handle the results....
I appreciate how CBC is always exposing topics that should get more coverage but just don't.
Do you appreciate how they don't tell you that tap water has just as much microplastic in it as bottle?
@@donworry7552 The more studies are done the more plastic is being found everywhere on this earth. A very recent science article I seen said the average person ingests the equivalent of a credit cards worth of plastic on a weekly basis! Plastic has turned out to be one of man's very worst inventions in my opinion.
CBS is part of the beast system.
@@donworry7552 tap water doesn't advertise itself as a "pure" water source. Water bottle companies are bullshitting so hard
Expose everything but biden
Here in central Texas we used to have tap water tasting contests. They stopped holding it at the county civic center after they added flouride to the water 20 years ago.
Best investigation ever ! 👍👍💪 Very informative
Can't believe they didn't test tap water
In my hometown Senneterre quebec they sell the tap water on the name of Echo Glacier,we all drink it and its very good.
This!
Tap water gets tested every single day and we get warn if there is a problem through T.V. and radio. Even our lakes gets to be tested... The very popular ones anyway.
Yeah, Christiane. - except they kept referring to tap water as the preferred alternative - so there should have been a comparison or baseline. Also, I think tap water is tested for e.coli, mercury, etc, not for plastics ...
Well I wouldn't be surprise that they also look for plastic because it's such a big problem.
My grandfather who is in his 80s used to tell me "Theyd charge you for the air you breathe if they could" It wasn't just hyperbole was it?
I remember about 10-15 years ago, there were some "thinkers" in the US saying that air should be bought and sold. Actually, that everything in our world should be on the free market.
Watch Dr Seuss movies. Shows you the future of "buying fresh air", and other political/environmental issues.
My Grandpa and my dad told me that two
BRYAN351 BRITA?
very should start saving your air while you have it
we have a well from the Oglala aquifer only 240 feet deep, I do have it tested for chemicals every few years always comes back good. I doubt if plastics are in it since the layer of clay between the surface and the well head is almost impermeable. so it should be older water than the plastic coming into the environment
Hi, I did understand everything, but I've got just one question. Do you block the little hole on top of the lid, before you put the ice on it? Thank you very much for this helpful video. You done a great job there 😊 xxx
Don’t know why this was recommended, but I’m glad.
Cal calli Don’t drink water period. Problem solved!
Why they didn't ask the question "can popular water filters filter out the plastic found in water?" But no, now I have to go research for an hour 🙄
What did you find out? I saw one testing that had fluoride in some bottled Waters! Right when you think your doing good for your health! Yuck!
Renegade the Rapper alexapure pro
Distill your water.
DISTILLED IS BEST. JUST MAKE SURE YOU GET A TRACE MINERAL W/IT!!
Langenberg and Starfire waters are filtered several times with amazing additions and infused technologies. You can combine them and just do a bottle day.
I'm in Haiti 🇭🇹 watching this video I really enjoyed it
From the title I expected not just to hear about plastics, but also metals, organics and other contaminates that can be found in water (bottle and tap). If nothing else, not only tell us about the plastics in the bottle water (which I expected to some degree because the water is in a plastic container which can degrade) but compare it to tap water. The analysis of tap water should be the baseline to which the analyses of all bottle water is compared. Especially since the bottle water is supposed to be "cleaner and purer".
We live in a plastic generation. Plastic surgery, plastic food, plastic politicians, plastic attitude, everything plastic. Where do we go?
PLASTIC LOVE!
We got to go to plastic land jk I am playing
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Plastic Genders
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buy a water filter
Please revisit this with the recently released studies. Go through each water filter and tell us which one filters the most microplastics that they all advertise they do
I like shows that show what products really are and how good they are for you.
Have you ever wondered: "How did brainwashing get started?" Marketing.
Yep, they didn't call them Madmen for nothing. I had to do trenching in my yard and found bottles broken up from the 1800's. They buried their trash like composting. Only bottles, like plastics don't disintegrate. Give me glass any day of the week.
Religious institutions began so your belief systems would be suspended.
KANGEN WATER. THE WORLD'S BEST!! www.miked.kangendemo.com
1950 C.I.A mind control experiments
@@doloresm7396 Agreed. I also think drinking water out of a plastic bottle... is like simulating "head"!!! hahaha PLUS, the plastic can be tasted!! I drink about 80+ ounces per day and can taste the plastic (when forced out of dire need)! Give me a GLASS of water, ANY DAY!! :) When I want something different? I make iced tea with lime (used to use lemon but lime in ice cold tea tastes SO MUCH, better)! :) I also make my homemade lemonade! And lemons and limes offer so many health benefits-- though I don't like the taste in water. I prefer natural tasting, water. :)
Why can’t we go back to reusable glass bottles
B/c Americans r afraid of a little virus!
Because....because. . you need to melt it and rebuilt plastic should be easier i think to recycle....
Bottom line...profit
Laziness and ignorance
Too expensive to manage.
I will continue to buy spring water,bcuz I believe it's better than tap water. Good video. I've noticed a lot of water is just filtered water.
Test control using tap water would have been a good idea.
Popcorners BB. Po
Moral of the story is : Don't trust anyone.
@Donskii Donertello Jesus Christ was sold to you by someone(s), and then you bought it because you trust them without question. Now you defend the product/lifestyle/philosophy/whatever fervently.
@Donskii Donertello interestingly, there are dozens of reports of people who proclaimed to one and all how their faith in Jesus Christ would protect them. And the horrific number who died of COVID-19, for God helps those who help themselves, rather than being lazy and hoping he'll micromanage the universe.
indeed lol
@@spvillano God also said my people, His true people perish , for lack of knowledge, we are to love the word, study the word meditate on the word and live it as best as possible. Praying to Him and giving thanks in all things, Read Psalms 91, and also Psalm 103, it also says by His(Jesus ), stripes that He took at the cross, WE WERE HEALED, mentally , physically , spiritually, ALL ways, but we must continue in that belief.That is walking by faith.True Christian's walk by faith, those growing in faith try to stay in that , renewing your mind to the word of God, the one and only true creator of life.God Bless you , as well as ALLmy brothers and sisters around the world, may you grow rich in knowledge of His word, and pray for ALL brothers and sisters around this world, as well as those that have not came to the Lord yet and received H as Lord and savior.Lord let your will be done let it be so in Jesus name.
@Donskii Donertello Amen🙏🏾🥰🥰🙏🏾🙏🏾
Best to get a quailty water filteration system for your home, add a quality mineral supplement. LifeStraw products are great as well
Bottled water was essentially made for mothers on the go, who needed to make their powdered baby formulas. Someone turned on a water faucet and said, We struck a gold mine! I always wondered if it's better to boil your tap water, then refrigerate. I personally like Flow water. But, wouldn't be surprised if their Packaging has something not good, either. I had to report a couple of grocery chains for putting recycling tax on the brand- Flow water, because most people don't look at their receipts to check, or know that Flow water isn't supposed to have taxes for plastic, or glass, because it's not packaged in plastic, or a bottle. So, if you buy Flow water, don't forget no recycling tax. As grocery stores have been getting over on customers for years!
Depends on where you live. Bet ya quite a few children in Flint Michigan would have been better off drinking bottled water.
I agree I live in new orleans and I dont trust trust the tap water out here
robert forsythe , I was literally just watching a video prior to this one on Flint's water crisis. The coincidence....
@Bradford Krull Right, and i bet its the presidents fault. Did obama fix it? too many dems stealing in every state. Im in Ca, we are totally screwed because of the people that claim they were elected, i do not believe these old people in their 80s need to be in gov that long.
i live in london and our tap water tastes like soup where i live. its really weird. water soup.
What is the best bottled water?Stop discussing Evian and Naive.
If we insist on buying water, can't we at least use returnable glass bottles?
The plastic will leech in to the liquid in the plastic bottle from reusing it. It washes the plastic into your drink.
Plastic is recyclable here in USA. You get paid for it.
Glass is breakable
Cost way to much for shipping
Glass is too expensive to ship.
My local Primark turns plastics into clothing, so textiles could be a way forward, as part of the solution.
Thank you so much marketplace canada
All bottled drinks, water, cola, Ginger ale, or juices have the same issues as bottled water.
Even more so because the acid and sugar in these drinks can dissolve the plastic making it more bioavailable in your body.
The only difference is bottled water is almost completely unnecessary in Canada. Just drink out of your tap it’s clean fresh water here.
@@rancorslayer5228 Not thanks, I am immunosuppressed due to an organ transplant, and would rather bottled water
@@rancorslayer5228 I can definitely tell the difference in "taste" between tap water and bottled water
I would also love to see a test of the tap water of all the major cities across Canada !
Across the us also
EXTRA FLUORIDE 🤢🤢🤢
All towns test their own water
Wait, they didn't do that? I'm still watching not finished yet...
and the U.S.
The water coming oout of my taps has yellow or grey color, cloudy. There is a heavy chlorine taste and I have more illness when I drank the water bought from los angeles water district. We use well water and 2 of 5 wells were finally shut down after PFAS contamination was discovered.
People don’t understand that there is plastic in everything we consume
Cashier: do you want a plastic bag? Me: no, it’s already inside the fish I bought.
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I shouldn’t be laughing so hard
10/10 joke 👌
@@nraihk It's a fact, not a joke. It's true and we shouldn't be happy about it.
Bravo ✋..u nailed it !
I'm surprised anyone would think Coca Cola, Nestle and other products like them would produce pure water hahahah.
Mark-Anthony J 😂😂
Exactly!
Laughably, I had someone give me some bottled water that had the actual ingredients listed. Water filtered by reverse osmosis, with magnesium sulfate and potassium bicarbonate added for flavor. I trust that more than "Pure Water", which is decidedly not distilled or reverse osmosis filtered water, as they tasted the same as the magnesium sulfate and potassium bicarb added water, which resembles well water in taste due to those chemicals being present in ground water.
Big dirty bowel movements with corn in it
lol
i was in a value village store where i live in the front they had bench made out of recyced plasticsso these can and are being used but not fast enough theere are lots of things that can be made from old bottols
It crazy how more and more things and being made with plastic nowadays. So many things used to be made with metal or glass but companies realized it’s cheaper to make with plastic
In addition to plastic particles, you really should also have tested for chemicals leaching from the plastic bottles into the bottled water's contents. Bottled water often has a sweet, chemical-like smell that indicates that chemicals have leached into the water from the bottles, especially if it has been sitting for a long time.
And I heard that those chemicals are cancerous 🤔
Well, idk about that smell...or taste but I do notice a smoother taste or feeling going down. Which is why I do tolerate it better than sink water. So, why is that, I wonder?
But yea, I also owner about chemicals from the bottle
@@sandrapeek5982 Tap water often contains a compound called monochloramine, which is added as a disinfectant, and makes the water smell like chlorine.
Bottled water companies are only required to put in 10% of what the label states!
Great information. I only wish you would have tested for many other chemicals and showed the results with the 50 bottles listed from minimum to highest of various chemicals. Thanks.
Really... I was hoping to know the quality of those brands, compared to tap tap waters from their surrounding locations (and/or cities) and their over all quality, what a waste of time and effort; I could of told you there were traces of plastics, that we consume from plastics containers and such...duh!?
Salih Abdur-Rasheed.......WHICH WATER HURTS YOU THE MOST SALIH? MAYBE WE SHOULD ALSO TEST FOR THE CHEMICALS IN HUMANS BRAINS ALSO!!!! JUST A THOUGHT!!!!
My doctor's office staff TESTED me on their bottled water/plastic/samples..The only sample that did not taste like plastic, was the one they drew from the water fountain water! Many of us have already known this about plastics; Dr. Leigh Lipton. who was a biochemist and medical examiner for LA County, said "let the water sit overnight from your TAP, let the chemicals dissipate into the air, and USE GLASS BOTTLES ONLY. Now I want to know why not TEST that tap water TOO ? At least the sharks and fish are learning to avoid plastic as much as they can, already !Fish might be smarter than humans by now ? I'm praying that the mermaids survive the turmoil. The Little Blue Mermaid in Three languages, Ana Marie Ceuca.
Best water is Reverse Osmosis filter. Is sold at costco for home. You may get one for your whole home. Is worth it. The only thing is that it removes all minerals. But you can add it to your water. Just add a pinch of Himalayan salt which contains 84 minerals. Is way better than any water and so much healthier you will notice the difference
Everyone should watch Marketplace! It's so thorough and it's made specifically to keep us safe as consumers
I loved paper bags and glass bottles. I remember when plastic was being pushed onto the consumer. Common sense should be telling folks that we need to get back to paper and glass.
Interesting but I would have liked to have seen more conductive tests then just for plastics. Chemicals.. fluoride, etc.
Me too
Me too..
People will still take that water ether way..
@@kamauwilliamk sadly yes.. but we need to eat and drink. It becomes almost impossible to avoid at this point, they know we are dependant upon.
@@sarmstrong1679 I live in #kenya #Africa... And is all,the something..
Seems like nobody caught on to what she said, I quote “what we were able to show” means there’s other stuff but can’t be talked about
Good thing I bought my own water machine. It's a bit pricy yes but I know it's fresh and I can test it anytime. Since I had that machine I've never been sick. Prior to getting one, if someone sneezes the following day I'm sneezing and got a cold. And oh... Having your own water machine to drink and cook and wash face is mother earth friendly too.
Which machine did you get? How much did it cost?
@@angiedee2722 I got a japan made machine.
should never have started using plastic over glass just for the sake of more profit.
should bring back glass bottles, and start making paper from hemp for paper bags.
The problem is that plastic is lighter to ship in bulk. I would suggest that it is safer too, but many other products are still delivered reasonably in glass without significant recurring injuries. Even Perrier and Gatorade are now sold in plastic at the same price as before, if not slightly higher. So the whole industry isn't likely to reverse converting almost everything to plastic in the near future. The numbers are just not there any more. Many backs have been saved by moving to plastic delivery jugs for office water coolers, so there is a legit personnel reason for the switch as well. Glass is rapidly receding as a mass packaging material, even in the beer industry. Metal is a pretty good option though. It is a bit more expensive, but the incentive of paid recycling makes it a worthwhile alternative to plastic. La Croix water stands out by being sold in metal containers for decades, but others have recently started regularly canning water as well.
George V. Cohea what about water in cartons like the boxed water that was sort of becoming a thing a while ago. I feel like that was a good idea but I haven't seen it in a while I guess it was just a fad
AnAceism Glass can break, causing injuries. That's why it is not that common.
Boxed water would be better, glass isn't the best environmental alternative. Still better than plastic though.
all for money.... smh. The love of money is the root of all evil.
If you believe that, why are you working to make money? Do without and let the world know how great your life is without shelter, clothing, food or water.
@@spvillano I work to take care myself and my family, boo. Why do you work? You do without and let the world know how great your life is. My life is great period. All by God's Grace. And yes I do believe it which is why I comment it. If you don't believe it, that's you, boo. Respect my opinion and scroll on and stop trolling. Good day, boo.
@@SouthSideLadyWright right now, I'm not working, the virus hit the jobs hard. Was to start just before this all kicked up, that went into file 13. Did without, it sucked. My point is, money is not the root of any evil at all, a person's intentions are the root of their evil or good. Money is an object, it's no more inherently good or evil than a roll of toilet paper or a hammer. So, for platitudes, I'd go with, a person is only as good as their intentions and deeds. A person with good intention that performs a deed that causes harm swiftly rectifies that harm, due to their good intentions. A person with bad intentions cannot be counted upon to rectify harm that they caused. But, corporations aren't individuals, they're large groups of people and large groups of people frequently will lose their moral center, due to the statutory requirement that a company makes a profit to reward its investors.
There are so many human beings out there with lots of money n are very generous. Others are just mean n cannot even share even a single penny. Money is not evil. People become evil.
@@SouthSideLadyWright Amen.
I use 1 plastic water bottle per 7 day week & keep refilling it with tap & the big water jugs at work. I just rinse it with soap & hot water every night. I would use it longer but they get a little worm out lol.
She stands there with a smile 😃
"who said people are rational" Love it! 🤣🤣🤣
CUSTOMERS HAVE TO BOYCOTT AND DEMAND IT. Stores only follow the money: My doctor's office staff TESTED me on their bottled water/plastic/samples..The only sample that did not taste like plastic, was the one they drew from the water fountain water! I passed their test at every vist! (Did the test at the Burger King Plastic container/dispenser too!) I told THEM their water container was PLASTIC! Many of us have already known this about plastics; Dr. Leigh Lipton. who was a biochemist and medical examiner for LA County, said "let the water sit overnight from your TAP, let the chemicals dissipate into the air, and USE GLASS BOTTLES ONLY. Now I want to know why not TEST that tap water TOO ? At least the sharks and fish are learning to avoid plastic as much as they can, already !Fish might be smarter than humans by now ? I'm praying that the mermaids survive the turmoil. The Little Blue Mermaid in Three languages, Ana Marie Ceuca.
@@lyndafayesmusic I
Some people say they love ocean, love their kids, the generation, but they never stop using plastic products.
I don't use plastic bottles if I do I'll put them in the right place I use mine Lee aluminum cans that I'm not saying no water in aluminum cans yet
You are suppose to put yr tap water in class picture and let sit so the water goes back to natural chemical structure then drink it. Usually overnight. Forget plastic it’s killing you and the world
@@rickstuart8260 class picture?
@@wendyhankins4934 they make water in can .I have seen them in the stores .
i think our plastic is burned
considering plastic and plastic chemicals can be found in antarcticas rainwater, its no surprise you would find it in the bottled water too, doesnt matter the packaging or source. the only way around the microplastics are expensive filtering systems that i doubt too many companies are interested in.
The grocery store chain I work at just has regular city water that comes from the spicket
we just have to face the fact that about everything we ingest has something unagreeable in it today
so true!
That's why we should Pray over whatever we eat... and drink
candi bowen..that's EXACTLY what my mother used to say..word for word
@@javonnesummers3245 she sounds like a very wise woman!
its disagreeable
Nothing is safe to consume...
I'm all for what you're saying and trying to do, but, I was hoping to see how the bottled water compared to the source tap water in areas where the water was bottled. I know this was posted 4 years ago, but it would be interesting if you did an update and included a source tap water comparison.
For many bottled waters, as they mentioned, the water is taken directly from the city source water, that is, the water that comes out of your tap. Other bottlers will take out any useful minerals from the water. And effin' Nestle steals fresh water from communities all over the Canada and the US (don't know about elsewhere). Nestle is evil and I wish certain celebrities would stop advertizin for them.
Thanks for posting.
Wait a minute, I thought the water came from natural waterfalls 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Humans are selfish and greedy for money!
A lot does come from natural springs but you have to actually read the package and don’t buy water from Pepsi and nestle.
I sometimes find comments section of KZhead better than twitter
italia0141 always 🔥👌🏽😻🤷🏽♀️
LOL
Twitter bans and censors at the drop of a hat, so to speak
Way better
italia0141 Yeah, because in youtube, it's either extremely dumb or extremely smart
Tonka used to make metal toys, now they are plastic (and breakable). Lots of foods are sold in plastic containers. Now many foods are full of weird chemicals. So is plastic-bottled water, soda, and juice. I think everyone ought to grow food at home with gardens like my family did. We drank tap or hose water. We grew up healthy and strong. Today, we live in boxes without yards and buy contaminated foods that are not healthy.
In Uganda we mainly boil our water from the well/spring or better still rain boiled water is everything. It has a heavenly freshness & teast.
Why does no one ask the question: "why are we throwing trash in the ocean?"
@Barbara Rowley Don’t worry the planet has been through volcanos blocking the sky for hundreds of years, earthquakes, tsunamis and you think a few plastic bottles is going to be what brings the planet to its knees
I think most trash comes from poverty areas of the world, AMERICANS are more mindful but look at India, Pakistan the ganji River is sooo polluted an they still wash an swim in it cuz it holy?????🌎💦💧
@@Kaiyats truth not good but real....
@@Kaiyats j9
As opposed to burning it into the atmosphere?... Or burying it into the ground....? None of it is good and needs to stop.
"I love the magnesiums" is the funniest response ever
They are right. In some cases, water from your sink is better than bottles water. Even Fiji. I was curious about this last year. When i noticed the city water tasted like chlorine. And the person who lived there said, i tasted chlorine when i first moved here too. But i don't taste it anymore. Guess im used to it, he said. So i ordered a TDS meter. Measures the number of solid particles per one million water mixture particles. Fiji water tests at 120ppm. My home tap water in the country side tested 88ppm. Better than Fiji water.
We ALSO use a Sodastream carbonater to make our own pop. 2 ounces of a good fruit juice in a beer glass with carbonated water added makes a great, refreshing drink. We DO NOT BUY pop at all. We save a LOT of money and being a diabetic it will likely save my life or at least make my life a lot more comfortable. We should think about our choices and we can save huge amounts of money in the process.
Without really knowing or thinking about it, I've been under the impression bottled water contained goodnesses like minerals and I certainly expected it to be cleaner- so I most of the time bought the 5ltr, 7ltr or 19ltr for use at home. Maybe no more.
Their marketing is brilliant
There is no health benefits in bottled water at all
Sometimes I see packages of plastic bottled water sitting outside a convenient store. Heck no! It's seeping the plastic even more.
@@niapaulino3310 Yeah, particularly on a hot day.