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Posted on 8/3/19 at 11:19 am to 777Tiger
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Nothing wrong with tap water
PHX valley tap water is hard water. And if you look closely enough you can see tiny minerals floating in it.
First thing I told my family when they moved here in 2016..."don't drink the tap water"
Posted on 8/3/19 at 11:19 am to TheCaterpillar
But the liberals did it so they have to hate it.
Posted on 8/3/19 at 11:19 am to TheCaterpillar
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Again, cans.
And they make cans of water too.
And traveling with reusable water bottles is very normal. Weird thing for this board to have an issue with.
Arent aluminum cans equipped with a plastic lining?
Posted on 8/3/19 at 11:20 am to 777Tiger
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Nothing wrong with tap water
Florida tap water tastes like sulfur infused arse.
I get being leery of the water fountains, but most major airports filter theirs so it's not like what's coming out of your own tap.
Posted on 8/3/19 at 11:21 am to TH03
How many in this thread still buy cases of bottled water...in single use bottles for home use?
Posted on 8/3/19 at 11:23 am to SuperSaint
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Only mouthbreathers think encouraging lazy fricks to use reusable drinking containers and shopping bags is a bad thing.
/End thread. Thank you, SuperSaint.
Yes, all of the aforementioned leave a carbon footprint. But not using plastic bottles or straws is a great small step. Imagine if everyone did that. A little adds up to a lot.
There's no shame in wanting to preserve what the good lord gave us here on earth. There's no planet B.
Posted on 8/3/19 at 11:24 am to Gray12
Glass bottles past security. What can go wrong.
Posted on 8/3/19 at 11:25 am to lsunurse
I couldn't tell you the last time I bought those.
And not even for plastic reasons. Those bottles are too small. I drink a gallon or more a day. That would be a frick ton of bottles or 4 refills of my "yeti" cup.
And not even for plastic reasons. Those bottles are too small. I drink a gallon or more a day. That would be a frick ton of bottles or 4 refills of my "yeti" cup.
Posted on 8/3/19 at 11:30 am to athenslife101
You and R.E.M.
How did Athens Ga. produce so many wusses?
How did Athens Ga. produce so many wusses?
Posted on 8/3/19 at 11:37 am to BluegrassBelle
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There's some serious mental gymnastics in this statement when you can:
- Just bring a tumbler and fill it up at a fountain.
- Buy a water with ice from one of the many places you can eat in an airport (hell even a damn Starbucks).
- Buy water in a can (that will likely be stocked in this situation).
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- Just bring a tumbler and fill it up at a fountain.
Yes because that wont be an issue of sanitation now that you're basically encouraging everyone to use the same fountains. Airports are a breeding ground of cross contamination.
LINK
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- Buy a water with ice from one of the many places you can eat in an airport (hell even a damn Starbucks).
Open air cup? Again, airports are incredibly unsanitary places.
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- Buy water in a can (that will likely be stocked in this situation).
Lined with plastic anyways.
And aluminum cans have leaching issues every bit as much as plastic.
Posted on 8/3/19 at 11:46 am to Evil Little Thing
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Plastic bottles are a bigger pollutant than thousands of planes taking off/landing every day at that airport?
Is your point that it’s not worth trying to fix anything if you can’t fix everything?
Posted on 8/3/19 at 11:49 am to Gray12
Great. Now a bottle of water at the airport will only cost $20.
Posted on 8/3/19 at 11:52 am to Evil Little Thing
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Plastic bottles are a bigger pollutant than thousands of planes taking off/landing every day at that airport?
Who implied it’s bigger?
Posted on 8/3/19 at 11:52 am to lsunurse
I do, as do practically everybody else.
If San Francisco is on a kick to ban plastic bottles in the airport for a month, what are they going to do about the needles they hand out to junkies on the street? That's not only plastic pollution, it's a biohazard for AIDS and Hep C.
If San Francisco is on a kick to ban plastic bottles in the airport for a month, what are they going to do about the needles they hand out to junkies on the street? That's not only plastic pollution, it's a biohazard for AIDS and Hep C.
Posted on 8/3/19 at 11:59 am to RealityTiger
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I do, as do practically everybody else.
Why though? If the water is for home use...it is incredibly wasteful to buy tons of individual water bottles for home use.
We use Brita pitchers and buy gallon jugs of water...then refill those at those water stations in front of grocery stores that cost like a quarter to fill up a gallon jug.
This post was edited on 8/3/19 at 12:00 pm
Posted on 8/3/19 at 12:03 pm to Gray12
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Dumbasses at their best and the people who cannot afford to live there will move to Texas and other places and push for this type of stupid agenda that failed them in the first place.
BUILD THE WALL
Posted on 8/3/19 at 12:04 pm to lsunurse
Because it's convenient, and you're the first person in my life of 45 years that I've ever come across that called it wasteful. There's 1,000's of other examples of stuff that we consume that could be just as wasteful, if you really want to get hypercritical. I mean come on, nurse. Look at the shite y'all waste in your very own profession.
Posted on 8/3/19 at 12:04 pm to TH03
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And not even for plastic reasons. Those bottles are too small. I drink a gallon or more a day. That would be a frick ton of bottles or 4 refills of my "yeti" cup
that’s impressive. I aim for 60oz a day, but fail often to reach that goal.
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