beware,water in plastic bottles have high count of plastic

[68gtxman]

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[ws23jrt]

experts are testing and they are concerned that the process that all brand name water companies are using with plastic caps and the bottles are leaving a high count of plastic particules in our bottled water,these are the big named brands we all drink. fyi

What do the buzz words "high count" mean?----By what measure? If the words "low count" were used and they identify the exact same thing would one feel comfort??

 

[chtampa]

I read a long time ago that there are chemicals put in the current drinking bottles to help them decompose when disposed of. The chemical is supposed to be a derivative of synthetic estrogen. If this is true, could this point to the feminizing of the male species? A little drink, a little shrink!

 

[ws23jrt]

I read a long time ago that there are chemicals put in the current drinking bottles to help them decompose when disposed of. The chemical is supposed to be a derivative of synthetic estrogen. If this is true, could this point to the feminizing of the male species? A little drink, a little shrink!

If that word gets out it would open up a whole new advertising campaign for bottle makers to go with what they contain.
Estrogen free plastic?---Testosterone infused? Transgender plastic for the confused?

 

[ws23jrt]

A topic like this gets me ruffled sometimes.
My responses do reflect how I feel about the information we tend to read as a "headline". I mean no offense to those that are moved by such headlines. I am old and have been fooled many times and learned some things about the news.

Just for fun---If one touched a diamond (with the slightest touch) some of the diamond/carbon atoms will indeed contaminate the finger.
This can be measured (or at least calculated) to be real. The "count" of that "contamination" can even be related to the carbon in the atmosphere and since the diamonds were unearthed they are now exposed.--If people would just stop touching their diamonds and put them in an underground vault (back where they came from) it would indeed help reduce the carbon that is causing "climate change".

I will help the planet (and our collective health) by collecting all diamonds sent to me and promise to seal them forever back where they came from.--I do care about the planet.--

 

[khryslerkid]

If people only knew what they breathed or ingested everyday from products.

 

[ws23jrt]

If people only knew what they breathed or ingested everyday from products.

Please don't tell.

 

[biomedtechguy]

 

[steve from staten island]

So there is no such thing as global warming, its ok to start burning coal in power plants, hydrocarbons dont hurt the atmosphere but drinking water out of a water cooler is going to kill me?

 

[ws23jrt]

Yep. That about sums it up.

 

[HEMI-ITIS]

Can't say I ever sterilized my mouth unless this counts

 

[WP29440SE]

must be fake news from fake book.
"you got plastic in my water"
"you got water in my plastic!"

 

[Photon440]

Rarely drink bottled water. How bout aluminum cans? Why does beer bottled in glass taste much better than the stuff in cans?? Also, fish strike at plastic pieces thinking it's something to eat and that in itself is a major problem. Yup, we have to die of something and I'd rather die from beer than plastic

Perhaps it's the plastic. Aluminum cans have a polyester plastic lining. Without it, certain drinks that contain acid (just about anything with carbonation or fruit or cola flavours) would eat through the metal. Steel cans are lined with epoxy resin.

https://www.stevespanglerscience.com/lab/experiments/can-ripper/

 

[ws23jrt]

Science and tec advancments are designed to kill us.

 

[Bb70charger500]

Well water !!!! Ha ha haaaa not in FL ! If you want to live! That stuff will kill you!!!
I'll stick with my bottle water !

 

[ws23jrt]

Well water !!!! Ha ha haaaa not in FL ! If you want to live! That stuff will kill you!!!
I'll stick with my bottle water !

Maybe your bottle will get you.

 

[JB400]

I out grew my bottle

 

[mopar 3 B]

PETA would have a tissy fit if we started carrying water in goat stomachs.

 

[ws23jrt]

PETA would have a tissy fit if we started carrying water in goat stomachs.

Wow. Natural bacteria working to blend in with what we have in our gut? I like the stuff that keeps the flow moving.