On 2/14/2018 at 8:33 PM, tifino said:

 

yeah! - and that film of plastic lined foil, on some juices, and medications, will be the end of the world

 

 

Maybe not in your lifetime, hopefully.

On ‎15‎/‎02‎/‎2018 at 1:57 AM, balo said:

It all tap water anyway , no need. 

 

So far if non is dead, all's fine!

On ‎14‎.‎02‎.‎2018 at 3:14 PM, JOC said:

Leaving the market open for cheaters...

I will bet you anything, that creative mom/pop shop owners will fill them with tap water.....

I have seen the big water bottles (20 liter?) filled directly from the garden hose before delivery to customers...

Exactly, I have always thought the seals have been a good thing and don't buy water bottles without. But of course easy instead of learn my children to not throw bottle seals any other place than in the garbage bin

I agree with the person who mentioned that the bottles are refilled from regular water and sold in restaurants as bottled water.  Happens a lot to me as I can tell when it is not new bottled water.  Any one who does that to save a few baht should own a restaurant.

Bottled water is a huge scam and there was a test done a long time ago I recall where nearly all the water brands in the 7/11 were actually tap water but I can't find the results so they may have been removed from Google under some defamation clause

 

From what I recall, the best  was the imported stuff that costs more than beer from evian or Mt Fiji 

On 2/14/2018 at 3:14 PM, JOC said:

Leaving the market open for cheaters...

I will bet you anything, that creative mom/pop shop owners will fill them with tap water.....

I have seen the big water bottles (20 liter?) filled directly from the garden hose before delivery to customers...

I saw the shopowner of a drinkshop in a mall fill his Evian big waterbottle with a can of water after he came out of the toilet.