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Tim-g19 · 05-17-2008

Well I never paid much mind to the dates on bottled water.
I had a few cases left that expired in 2006, Man did they taste bad.

The only thing we could come up with was the plastics in the lid or bottles had started to break down. Very bad strong Chemical taste.

Would I drink it to live? Yes. But not refreshing while doing yard work.

So What are you guys doing for water needs long term?

I didn't pitch it yet, going to try some filtration techniques to see if it kills the horrible taste.

05-17-2008	#1 (permalink)
Tim-g19 Plinker Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 78	Long term Water?? Well I never paid much mind to the dates on bottled water. I had a few cases left that expired in 2006, Man did they taste bad. The only thing we could come up with was the plastics in the lid or bottles had started to break down. Very bad strong Chemical taste. Would I drink it to live? Yes. But not refreshing while doing yard work. So What are you guys doing for water needs long term? I didn't pitch it yet, going to try some filtration techniques to see if it kills the horrible taste.