Tesco Value Still Water

I don't usually drink bottled water when I'm at home, because they are quite expensive and somewhat not economical to do so. Because tap water is perfectly fine to consume, the quality can also be improved by using a water filter, this especially helps if you live in an area that is severely affected by the issue of "hard water". I only find myself using bottled water when I go travelling or during holidays, because you can't be certain of the quality of the water at your accommodation or the surroundings. This is especially true if you go camping or leisure parks which sometimes lack these facilities. I decided to use Tesco Value Still ...  Read the complete review

It was cheap at 14p for 2 litres, but... This by far the worst bottled water I have tried in Europe. The Americans have Pepsi and Coca Cola selling tab water in bottles. Despite low quality as well, they are more drinkable. I am pretty much allergic against most UK tab waters, so I feel slightly offended that they seem to sell tab water without mentioning this. At least the Americans clearly state that on their bottles. I bought a bunch of this cheap water. I will use it to cook, as to my taste it is undrinkable. The bottle was filled way too much. When I opened it, I spilled water all over the table. The bottle itself is very soft and ...  Read the complete review

Tesco Value offers 2 litre bottle of still water for 9 pence - an unbeatable price but not really a must-buy as I prefer sparkling water. However, I always have a few bottles at home for my family - the kids prefer it to the sparkling version. ------------------------- Packing: The still water comes in the well known blue and white bottle without any fancy design which is fine by me as I want to buy water and not a nice but more expensive bottle. Packaging and storage information are given on the label as well as an explanation what the 'Value' products are. In my opinion they could have used this space to provide a nutrition ...  Read the complete review

Why in this current economic climate am I currently wasting my money buying bottled water when you can get it out of a tap at a fraction of the cost. Well the answer to that is, 16 years ago when we purchased a lovely rural cottage we found that one of the downfalls was to have revolting tap water. The water company have told us there is nothing they can do about it, the pipes were laid in the early 70's and due to the fact of only 3 properties sharing this water supply it is not used enough to warrant having a constant supply of fresh water, in other words it stays in the pipe too long and seems to go off. Their suggestion was to buy a water filter, filter the water, ...  Read the complete review

There a bit controversy about our use of bottled water. Here in the UK we have clean water coming out of the tap but we insist of carrying around bottles of the stuff contributing tonnes of plastic to landfill and spewing carbon into the atmosphere as it is transported around. I live in a soft water area, the water that comes out of my tap is lovely and I dont have problems like limescale so why do I insist on buying plastic bottles of the stuff? The problem is my water supply isn't too reliable. Its not like I live in the most remote corner of the country but still Scottish water pump our supply uphill from a reservoir a long way away instead of ...  Read the complete review