If you order bottled water from Staplesand you ship to NY state, they for some reason do not charge the bottle deposit fee. On a case of 24 this is a savings of $1.20/case and cases arrive at your door rather than having to schlep them home from the store.
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bertgold
Loyal Member
posted: Oct. 5, 2012 @ 4:06p
Staples charges $5.49 for a case of water in store, which is expensive. If you live in New York you can buy the water from New jersey without tax or a bottle deposit.
owenscott
Broke Member
posted: Oct. 5, 2012 @ 4:15p
I live in New York but Jersey is four hours away .... not all NY is the city :0 They dont charge a deposit on it but you cant return it either because its a non returnable ... so its about an even trade.
rosspd2633
Enthusiastic Member
posted: Oct. 6, 2012 @ 12:06p
Go to BJs and buy it for a quarter of the cost.
larrymoencurly
Why I oughta...
posted: Oct. 6, 2012 @ 12:25p
owenscott said: I live in New York but Jersey is four hours away .... How far away is your faucet?
mrmin
Happy Member
posted: Oct. 6, 2012 @ 10:01p
larrymoencurly said: owenscott said: I live in New York but Jersey is four hours away .... How far away is your faucet?
tell that to my wife....shes gotta have bottled....
m2go
Member
posted: Oct. 7, 2012 @ 7:43a
mrmin said: larrymoencurly said: owenscott said: I live in New York but Jersey is four hours away .... How far away is your faucet?
tell that to my wife....shes gotta have bottled....
Buy her a reusable bottle and teach her how to bottle water herself. Tap water is regulated, bottled water is not with respect to what can be in it.
There've been various studies that suggest bottled water (of the vanilla kind) is less healthy than tap water.
NoMoneyInMyWallet
Tired Member
posted: Oct. 7, 2012 @ 7:47a
m2go said: Tap water is regulated, ..."Tap" water includes private wells and they are not regulated (at least in my county) nor do most people test them regularly.
NoMoneyInMyWallet said: m2go said: Tap water is regulated, ..."Tap" water includes private wells and they are not regulated (at least in my county) nor do most people test them regularly.
The vast majority of people here have access to "tap" water so not really a point. Also if you're not testing your well...you run the risk of introducing harmful contaminants for other water uses (i.e. food prep, brushing your teeth, etc)...no matter if you buy bottled water for drinking or not.
larrymoencurly
Why I oughta...
posted: Oct. 7, 2012 @ 11:56a
mrmin said: larrymoencurly said: owenscott said: I live in New York but Jersey is four hours away .... How far away is your faucet?tell that to my wife....shes gotta have bottled....Fill cleaned, crystal clear bottles made of PET plastic almost all the way, shake them to put bubbles in the water, then leave out in the sun for 2 days so the oxygen and ultraviolet kill almost all the bacterial. That results in bottled water cleaner than the store-bought stuff.
respdoc said: The vast majority of people here have access to "tap" water so not really a point. Also if you're not testing your well...you run the risk of introducing harmful contaminants for other water uses (i.e. food prep, brushing your teeth, etc)...no matter if you buy bottled water for drinking or not.Even my relatives in Mississippi know to get their well water tested and treat it with chlorine or ozone, and some of those relatives resemble the banjo playing kid from Deliverance.
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