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Re: Lithia Water
Author: Tony Johnson
Date: 09-07-2014 - 07:16
Pdxrailtransit Wrote:
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> mook Wrote:
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> > Considering that Crystal Geyser these days
> comes
> > from near Mt. Shasta, if the Delta pumps were
> > operating, the canal might be filled (in some
> > small part) with whatever escapes the bottling
> > plant. Though if it's bottled in Weed I think
> the
> > surface runoff goes to the Klamath rather than
> the
> > Sacramento.
> >
> > How about bringing over Fiji or Perrier by the
> > tanker and filling the canal with it? Fizzy and
> a
> > bit heavy on the minerals, though not as bad as
> > olde Calistoga Water. You really DIDN'T want to
> > drink Calistoga Water before they started
> > filtering it (filtering started after a bit of
> > embarassment chez Consumer Reports); some of
> the
> > chemical and TDS readings were way off scale.
>
> One drink of Lithia Water (Ashland, Oregon,) and
> you would swear off of water for life.
You got that right! I love watching people's faces after they drink Lithia Water from the fountain for the first time. It's almost as bad a drinking from the fountain at Vichy, France. I'll never do that again.
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> mook Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Considering that Crystal Geyser these days
> comes
> > from near Mt. Shasta, if the Delta pumps were
> > operating, the canal might be filled (in some
> > small part) with whatever escapes the bottling
> > plant. Though if it's bottled in Weed I think
> the
> > surface runoff goes to the Klamath rather than
> the
> > Sacramento.
> >
> > How about bringing over Fiji or Perrier by the
> > tanker and filling the canal with it? Fizzy and
> a
> > bit heavy on the minerals, though not as bad as
> > olde Calistoga Water. You really DIDN'T want to
> > drink Calistoga Water before they started
> > filtering it (filtering started after a bit of
> > embarassment chez Consumer Reports); some of
> the
> > chemical and TDS readings were way off scale.
>
> One drink of Lithia Water (Ashland, Oregon,) and
> you would swear off of water for life.
You got that right! I love watching people's faces after they drink Lithia Water from the fountain for the first time. It's almost as bad a drinking from the fountain at Vichy, France. I'll never do that again.
