Why does Poland Spring Water taste like water from a "Fire Hydrant"

[fbj]

OMG that is some nasty ass water and I had to throw it all out. So nasty that I decided to take off my pajamas and go to the store and replace it with Deer Park and Nestle brand water

Poland Spring taste like Clear PISS LOL


Anyone agree?

 

[eagle1462010]

I wouldn't know.............I've never drunk water out of a fire hydrant or drank piss...........

But I guess you have.........

 

[HenryBHough]

OMG that is some nasty ass water and I had to throw it all out. So nasty that I decided to take off my pajamas and go to the store and replace it with Deer Park and Nestle brand water

Poland Spring taste like Clear PISS LOL


Anyone agree?

Something is very wrong - It's possible that the source has been changed - the company has changed hands over the years. I have visited the original source at Poland Springs, Maine and have had some of the water from it right there as well as having bought the occasional bottle. When last I tried it the water was pretty much without flavor - very little in the way of dissolved minerals. The unique quality of it was that it didn't "go stale" as is typical with bottled water. It became big-time when people moving west by wagon packed it along with them.

If there's still a telephone number on the label to contact the company (the original company had been sold to The Canada Dry bottlers back when I was there) I urge you to use it and to save at least one of the bottles as they may wayt to check it out.

 

[fbj]

I wouldn't know.............I've never drunk water out of a fire hydrant or drank piss...........

But I guess you have.........

I thought all kids took a sip out of the fire hydrant

 

[fbj]

OMG that is some nasty ass water and I had to throw it all out. So nasty that I decided to take off my pajamas and go to the store and replace it with Deer Park and Nestle brand water

Poland Spring taste like Clear PISS LOL


Anyone agree?

Something is very wrong - It's possible that the source has been changed - the company has changed hands over the years. I have visited the original source at Poland Springs, Maine and have had some of the water from it right there as well as having bought the occasional bottle. When last I tried it the water was pretty much without flavor - very little in the way of dissolved minerals. The unique quality of it was that it didn't "go stale" as is typical with bottled water. It became big-time when people moving west by wagon packed it along with them.

If there's still a telephone number on the label to contact the company (the original company had been sold to The Canada Dry bottlers back when I was there) I urge you to use it and to save at least one of the bottles as they may wayt to check it out.

Thank you. I just wanted to make sure it wasn't just me

 

[Sunni Man]

I thought all kids took a sip out of the fire hydrant

Only kids that grew up in the ghetto. ......

 

[fbj]

I thought all kids took a sip out of the fire hydrant

Only kids that grew up in the ghetto. ......

Reported

Reason: Indirect Racism



lol

 

[MikeK]

I routinely used bottled water until I read an article in Consumer Digest magazine (about twenty years ago) detailing the test results of all (then) major commercial brands compared with the tap-water available in a number of locations across the Country. Surprisingly, the quality of New York City's tap-water was as good as the highest quality bottled water and better than all others. The article went on to say the quality of all the tap-water tested, when passed through the carbon filter of a Brita pitcher, was as high if not higher than any of the bottled brands.

I've been using a Brita pitcher ever since and I can attest to the difference in the taste, smell and visible clarity of tap water passed through it.