Tesco Value Still Water Reviews

Tesco Value Still Water This is a product that I rarely buy, however when I have I have been very impressed with it. I am a firm believer of carrying a bottle of water around with you to avoid spending extra cash on things like water, which cost next to nothing at home but can be very expensive when you are out and about. This value ...  Read the complete review

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". ...  Read the complete review

At 14p for two litres, this water is quite reasonable. While it tastes a little stale and doesn't contain any nice fluoride or anything like the water in my area, it is perfectly adequate H2o. The bottle itself is as full as it can be, which, whilst making it good value (?!) make it a bit difficult for practical applications like ...  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 ...  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 ...  Read the complete review

I must admit I was somewhat shocked at some of the other reviews I have read here. I always have filtered water at home and last year we had the water turned off for a few days so we had to use bottled water. I went down to Tesco and bought a few of these, only about 14p a bottle so I thought that would keep me going. Taste: This is the ...  Read the complete review

Tesco Value bottled water is as good as any bottled water on the market. I have tried a few different ones but I cannot taste the difference. Some more expensive brands have fancy caps that you can just pull if you want to drink and close afterwards. They also sometimes have spouts that pull up to make pouring easier. If ...  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 ...  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 ...  Read the complete review

Tesco Value Still Water This water comes in a plastic see through two litre bottle and costs just 17p per bottle. It has a label containing the Tesco Value Logo. I am not a big fan of bottled waters and previously only purchased them very occasionally. Since moving house last year however, bottled water is on my weekly ...  Read the complete review

What can you buy for 17p? Simple, two whole litres of Tesco Value Still Water!! (or sparkling, if it so takes your fancy). Let's face the facts: we, as humans, need to drink to survive; on a less drastic level, we need to drink a decent amount to stay healthy and hydrated. In an age of growing economic problems and increasing living costs, ...  Read the complete review