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You know that feeling you have when you pay $70 – $80 to fill up your tank? But then you wont even think twice to take a water bottle while you are paying. Well with gasoline being around $3.75 a gallon that will be a little over 2 cents per oz, but a $1.25 for a 16 oz bottle of water will be 8 cents per oz.
Bottled water does taste better than gasoline…
Hm, I would if it’s low-fat
Are you serious? Bottled water is about $1.50 if you buy by the gallon, and even cheaper in the 10 gallon jugs you get with a water cooler. You are paying for the added cost of packaging, labeling, ect. the larger number of 16 oz bottles, as well as for the convenience of having a bottle that you can carry comfortably so you don’t have to lug around a 1 gallon container.
And you are paying for the refrigeration.
theres nothing to do abt it cuz u need water to survive and how can you live in ny without a car its almost impossible.
and how can you live in ny without a car its almost impossible.
ever heard of a subway?
I actually think it should say with a car
Shoprite spring water is $0.79 – $0.89 cents a gallon. Check your bottled water as many are merely filtered tap water (purified water) and not spring water.
In a recent article about bottled water it was pointed out that
Evian(name of a popular bottled water) is the reverse of “naive”, which we are about alot going on around us, including water!
A friend of mine who use to “so call” sell bottled water was asked by his mother in law where the water came from, so he answered someone sits by the sink and fills bottle by bottle!
“And you are paying for the refrigeration.”
HAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH 😀
Doesn’t anybody just drink plain old tap water any more?
Doesn’t anybody just drink plain old tap water any more?
Many people here are from NY where that isn’t an option because of bugs, unless you have filters on the tap.
filtered tap water is delicious. i drink that at home all the time.
And a lot less expensive too.
Forgot to mention that in my post. I also use filtered tap water – a Brita. Every time that I change the filter, I scrub out the Brita and the amount of schmutz on the inside of it amazes me – and not from the charcoal filter. This is “stuff” from the water. I find that Brita water is excellent to drink, although I often drink straight from the tap as well, if I have just refilled the Brita and it isn’t chilled enough for me.
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