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I have always drank distilled water b/c I like the taste better but the store was out of it today and so I got drinking water. What is the difference between the 3?

Distilled water is pure water. Water is boiled so that steam is let off leaving anything that is not water behind. The steam is collected and run through a cooling system where it is changed back to water and collected. Nothing but H2O.

Spring water is suppose to be from a natrual source, not from the tap. Spring water can be untreated, filtered, or purfied. Usually it is only filtered so I will never get it.

Drinking water is most likely just untreated tap water. Anything that has minimal treatment to be considered safe enough more normal consumption is considered drinking water. This can mean tap, filtered, purified, or distilled. Most likely if it had any of the last 3 they would say it so I bet it is usually just tap or maybe filtered.

2008-07-27 08:40:11 by Mrs Cleavers hairless beaver

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I have been drinking distilled water for about 2 months now. I drink 1 gallon a day. I feel very hydrated and my skin looks so vibrant. The taste of regular spring water makes me sick now.

Some studies show a possibility of mineral deficiency in people drinking excessive distilled water. If you feel good and energetic I personally don't see the harm, most Americans get too little plain water.

2007-09-20 07:24:04 by L B

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I tried drinking distilled water once a few years ago and felt yuk then too;I think I could literally die drinking that stuff and all the world's imbeciles wouldn't have the slightest clue why.I don't think it's fit to drink,but by neighbor and mother is pushing it (they're all crazies)(and there not comming to my heaven)

There are advocates for and against the consumption of distilled water. Most likely the feelings that you have are related tot he lake of impurities in the water. You will not die of dehydration from consuming it, but you may suffer from a loss of iron and other minerals in your diet. This is essentially the same argument against bottled water. If all the impurities are removed then all of the (additional) benefits are removed also. Iron, calcium and fluoride are just a few of the extras you get from tap water.

I don't mush like the taste of it either. Once picked it up at the supermarket thinking I was getting a normal gallon of bottled water. It tastes dry to me.

2008-01-14 05:41:11 by Wonder-full

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The plumbing in my apartment is 30 years old and may contain lead. I think it is leaching toxins into the tapwater. I have stopped drinking tapwater and use only distilled water for cooking and drinking. Is this harmful to health in the long term?

It is certainly NOT, however; it is highly recommended to drink water that has minerals in it just due to the fact that we are in constant need for those.

2007-11-23 18:38:13 by Acroblast

Distilled water is pure H2o. Is it good for health? if we drink couple of days a week only distilled water will it help in detox'ing the body?

actually we get a good deal of our trace minerals from plain old drinking water, distilled water has none of these trace minerals in it. While it won't hurt you, it isn't going to do much good either.

2007-06-29 21:33:44 by Guitarist