Arrowhead "Spring Water": $1.00. Arrowhead "Drinking Water": $1.45

[Jack_Dawson]

WTF is the difference? I think I used to buy the spring water before the "drinking water" came out. Inventing new markets much? If the spring water makes me sick, I'll let you all know.

And spare me the "tap water free" routine. You don't live where I live.

[aden_nak]

1. The difference:

Spring water is just that. Water from a natural spring. (Poland Spring, Deer Park, Great Bear)

Drinking water is regular tap water that has been properly cleaned and filtered. Yyou know, like we used to do to our tap water with public funds? (Aquafina, Desani)

[Jack_Dawson]

2. So spring water is not filtered?

I mean, it's the same water bears take a dump in? I find that hard to believe.

[curse10]

3. mmmmmmm.... bear feces

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[THUNDER HANDS]

4. LOL

"hey, my water's chunky!"

:D

[mrboba1]

6. I'd like to see how a bear can

take a dump in an underground stream. I think I'd pay money for that...

[aden_nak]

11. Spring water is also filtered.

But it is from a natural spring, as opposed to just being public tap water. "Drinking water" makes no claims about the source of the original water supply.

[sbj405]

5. Origins of spring water

http://www.arrowheadwater.com/aboutus/origins.asp

[Jack_Dawson]

8. Hey that's pretty educational, thanks!

Do you believe that's really where they get it?

[ET Awful]

7. NEW! Now with more watery goodness. More thirst quenching than ever.

:)\

[Jack_Dawson]

10. Slightly adorable kitten

[VoteDemocratic2004]

9. Spring water is out of the spigot/ Drinking water is out of a hose

It's all a crock of BS but I still buy my bottles Dannon water.