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Yes. 7% in each bottle of water is chlorine.
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Are you sure about that level? Mains water chlorine levels are about 2ppm; swimming-pools use 2 -4 ppm. That's far, far lower than that 7%: you'd be drinking bleach!
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∙ 10y agoyes it comes from the sewage (your toilet) but it goes through a long process so that people can drink it.
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How is bottled water manufactured?
Bottled water is really made from.... water. Some comes from springs, some come from the NYC water system... some is filtered more than others...
Where does Ozarka water come from?
"Ozarka water comes from a spring in Arkansas. The water is then shipped to Eureka Water Company,in Oklahoma. Where it is then bottled and sold in many different places."
What is the most common source of water?
The most common source of water is the clouds or storms. These are the most common because during evaporation, the water becomes water vapor. The water vapor then goes to the clouds which is later dispensed by a storm when the weather conditions are just right. Besides, where does bottled, tap, mountain, river, ocean, lake, and pond water come from. The clouds because when it rains, the water goes into the streams or wherever you get your water.Hope I answered your questions! :)
Where does pyrat rum come from?
Bottled in Guyana
What are some items that should be stored in a tornado safe house?
Bottled water, a first aid kit, and flashlights could come in handy.
How many are in a water bottle?
Water bottles come in all different sizes from 330 ml to 1 L to 10L.
What are different types of water bottle's?
there are not types of liquids there is the properties of liquids
Two human actions that cause water pollution?
Industrial activities that cause water pollution include releasing chemicals into rivers
Where does the water in a bottle come from?
From the mountain stream. <><><> Maybe- or it may be from a spring, or a well. But SOME bottled water simply came from a faucet. Simply having been put into a bottle imparts no special features or powers.
Where is Nestle pure life water come from?
What does "legit water" mean? Nestle Pure Life is a brand for a variety of bottled ... um ... water-based beverages (at least some of them have fruit flavorings and Splenda (sucralose) added). I meant, is it just reused tap water? Or does it come from natural springs and such?
Which water is best for plant growth tap water or bottled water?
Possibly because most tap water has natural minerals that have not been removed, regardless of chlorination and whatever else has been done to purify for culinary usage. Some bottled water has been filtered, even distilled to remove the minerals. Others are nothing but tap water bottled with a fancy price for a big profit.
How many gallons of bottled water are there?
In 2007, 200 billion litres of bottled water were sold worldwide. At 0.264 gallons per litre, that would be 52.8 billion gallons. That's as close as I can come at giving you an answer, because I don't have any more recent statistics, and I don't know how many of those bottle have already been drunk, and how many are still full.
