bottled water... in aluminum cans?

[Kerberoz]

Yes, plastic is dangerous if you freebase it.

[Pikarya]

Indeed, amazes me how many people will drink from a water bottle thats been sitting in their cars for weeks when its hot as balls.

Enjoy your aids.

[Dakana]

We have talking rain canned water at work for free. It's sparkling though so i'm not sure if that's what you want.

[Cantih]

Mote, I have returned from my grocery expedition and I can safely say they were not selling canned water as a consumer product.

They did have LA Lakers branded water in purple plastic bottles however. Now please excuse me as I go do my best to put my head through a brick wall.

[sade3437]

http://fapit.net/imgs/202/bottled_water.jpg

[fussel]

Aluminum is the only commonly-recycled material that's actually efficient to recycle.

Aluminium isn't efficient at all in the first place. It takes a lot of energy to make aluminium, because it's not occurring naturally in elemental form, just as Bauxite.

Aluminum is just a metal, melt that shit back down.

Not that easy either, melting point of Al is 660 C, ignition temperature is 760 C. Better be careful with that.

At last, there's speculation that Al might cause Alzheimer's.

My personal recommendation, if you don't want sparkling water: Tap water from your kitchen.

another edit: canned sparkling water was very common before the plastic bottle hype went off about 10-20 years ago.

yet another edit, neither bottle nor can, but this doesn't work with sparkling water:

http://www.christinen.de/media/image...etail_8784.jpg

[Boyiee]

Shouldn't be drinking from aluminum bottles or plastic.

Stainless steel or bpa free shit like tritan