http://www.healthydrinkingwaterblog.com/final-tips-on-drinking-water/drinking-water-delivery-cost-effective-convenience-25/ Wed, 01 Feb 2012 11:38:31 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://www.healthydrinkingwaterblog.com/final-tips-on-drinking-water/drinking-water-delivery-cost-effective-convenience-25/comment-page-1/#comment-7851 John Titone Sat, 08 Jan 2011 03:01:12 +0000 http://www.healthydrinkingwaterblog.com/final-tips-on-drinking-water/drinking-water-delivery-%e2%80%93-cost-effective-convenience-25/#comment-7851 I appreciate all your comments concerning bottled water. My concern is that Federal and State Emergency Preparedness Programs still include plastic and bottled water in their programs when they tell us "they public" they want to go "green". The word on the street is that a new company called World Grocer has a new "canned" water product that is great for governmental use. The water apparently has a long shelf life, it comes in a metal can and is 100% recycable. I just learned of it and have not tasted it. But if it is a metal can....that rust into dust, compared to plastic bottles that take up the landfills of America...I am for it. Any one try that water yet or know more about it. I appreciate all your comments concerning bottled water. My concern is that Federal and State Emergency Preparedness Programs still include plastic and bottled water in their programs when they tell us “they public” they want to go “green”. The word on the street is that a new company called World Grocer has a new “canned” water product that is great for governmental use. The water apparently has a long shelf life, it comes in a metal can and is 100% recycable. I just learned of it and have not tasted it. But if it is a metal can….that rust into dust, compared to plastic bottles that take up the landfills of America…I am for it. Any one try that water yet or know more about it.

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