Will you buy canned water?

[rietrot]

We should be thinking of the environment..!!!!!!

There's plenty of plastic recycling around my area and guys digging through my trash for plastic.

Nobody seems to care to recycle glass and aluminium.

 

[Pineapple Smurf]

nothing wrong with my tap water

 

[itareanlnotani]

I've bought canned sparkling water or bottled sparkling water for decades now.
So, yes.

 

[Sandilentloko]

Absolutely, as opposed to plastic I will. And the water will definitely taste better coming from a can.

 

[supersunbird]

There's plenty of plastic recycling around my area and guys digging through my trash for plastic.

Nobody seems to care to recycle glass and aluminium.

The cans put in the bin here disappear right along with the plastic bottles.

 

[bbaetu]

I live between Johannesburg and London UK. Both have great tap water. It really irks me when I see my kids buying bottled or canned water. May as well buy canned air or canned friendship.

 

[Hamster]

Chill Beverages International has launched Africa’s first canned water: DAY Water. The RSP for a can of 300ml DAY is R5.99, and is available in stores nationwide, in both still and sparkling variants.

Question: Will you buy canned water?

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At R5.99, sure, if I was out and about or at a company vending machine.

But not for home. I've got a water cooler which means I pay R25 for about 20 liters, there's no point.

 

[[email protected]]

No. For water I prefer see-through packaging

 

[MichellePB]

If I had to -
1. glass
2. canned
3.plastic

 

[ld13]

We rarely buy water. Even when we are on the road.

Given corona, when we do buy, we will always go for the 500ml bottle instead of a can, since I can at least crack the seal and know with a fair degree of certainty, that everything under the cap is about as corona free as it gets - cannot say the same for a can. Heck, when we are at home, we even decant the bottle into a glass rather, just to be safe(r). Cannot do the same with a can.

 

[Matt91]

I live between Johannesburg and London UK. Both have great tap water. It really irks me when I see my kids buying bottled or canned water. May as well buy canned air or canned friendship.

I've always heard the UK has hard water, that tastes funny and leaves your hair and skin feeling dry and flaky. I've never been so I can't say for myself but literally everyone I know who's been has said the same.

 

[GrootP]

I buy water exclusively from Rand Water when in Gauteng, on the road I'd get plastic.

 

[WOLGANATHAN RUTHENSAMY IR]

BOTTLED WATER IS OKAY.

 

[Gozzy]

Why wouldn't anyway buy canned water..?? What makes it worse than buying bottled water that would make people not want to buy it..?

If anything, this is better than bottled water, considering all the plastic floating around everywhere and anywhere on the planet..

Check this, seems like we have been taken for a ride, appears once you dissolve the Aluminium of a can all that remains is plastic

Glass is king

 

[Cray]

Nah, am holding out for this...

 

[L-Dog]

Profit on water is insane, guys will make a killing if there marketing is right. I personally prefer glass

 

[wbot]

Sure. I mostly drink only water. Don't know why so many are against this.

I've bought canned water before so this isn't a new thing

 

[pinball wizard]

No, already have jerry cans if I want to drink canned water.

Does Jerry know you have his cans?

 

[dualmeister]

I'd buy canned wine.

 

[elf_lord_ZC5]

I don't buy canned beer, nevermind water. Preference is for a bottle - always.