Head straight into any supermarket and you’ll likely find yourself paying £1 or more for a small bottle of water. Some of this you’ll see labeled as pure, however such a title can actually be quite misleading. It may be spring water, it may even have been purified by a process called reverse osmosis or it may simply just be filtered tap water.

Not only is bottled water expensive but it’s also bad for the environment. In fact, the Mother Nature Network has reported that bottled water will produce ...

You may well know that aluminium, along with a number of other contaminants, can be found in your drinking water but did you know why it’s in your drinking water? More importantly, do you know if it’s even safe? Aluminium is already present in our soil and as a result will be found in untreated sources of drinking water such as wells. On top of this, aluminium compounds are also used to help remove any impurities at water treatment works. Aluminium happens to be very useful in the battle against...

You’ve no doubt heard about distilled water but do you know the details. Do you know what it is and just what it can do for you? Here at Water Pure, one of the leading water distiller manufacturers here in the UK we have been supplying quality stainless steel water distillers across the length and breadth of the country but in spite of our best efforts there are still a considerable amount of people who simply don’t know enough about distilled water to make an informed decision.

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My name’s Jenni, I’m 29 from Essex and have been drinking distilled water for the past six months. Water has always been a big part of my life. Not only do I work out a lot and therefore have to replenish my water levels, but my job is very physical and puts me in conditions with high temperatures which means, once again, I’m consuming lots of water and ensuring I’m never dehydrated.

I now consume 3.5 litres a day of distilled water

I’ve been drinking distilled water for the last six months. The p...

You’ve no doubt heard in the press recently that hundreds of thousands of residents within the Lancashire area have been told to boil their water before drinking it after the water company United Utilities found a bug within the treatment works close to Preston. The bug identified was Cryptosporidium and causes sickness and diarrhea. United Utilities issued a warning to residents within Blackpool, Chorley, Preston, South Ribble, Flyde and Wyre to ensure they boil their water before drinking, pre...