Disappointed that no bottled water was sold and the owner didn't want me to have my own according to a rule that no other establishments worry about excessively or at all and with the loose regulations on Houston public bathrooms cleanliness and road quality, I'm sure nobody is checking for. I agree that she accosted me about it also, like another review stated happened to them! So me and my friend left. She should have something better to do than worry about something so trivial and accuse a customer of maybe bringing in liquor in a water bottle, they don't need your place to do that and most wouldn't do that so obviously if it was their own alcohol. Smh! That's rude to do! It's also low class & unhealthy to expect filtered water to be drunk. Hopefully that changes! There should really be multiple bottled water choices in these establishments. It would help a person sober up driving home too. No thought about that either! The owner also doesn't understand what this article below says and hopefully it helps explain what I was saying. Filtered water & purified bottled water aren't the same evidently! I had figured as much! Decent atmosphere otherwise & employees!
https://primowater.com/blog/the-important-difference-between-filtered-water-and-purified-water/#:~:text=Unlike%20filters%2C%20water%20purification%20systems,better%20and%20safer%20to%20consume.
SAY 'NO' TO FILTERS
Water filtration systems work to remove sediments and unwanted substances, such as chemicals and toxins, from water. A filter will improve the taste and odor of water, as well as reduce the presence of certain contaminants found in water. They also inhibit further development of bacteria, algae, and fungi.
That might seem great and all, but filters are not the solution to bad water. Often, you won't know when your filter has become exhausted, whether it's a filter in a pitcher, on your tap or in your fridge. That's scary because, while you believe you're drinking water that's been rid of harmful contaminants, you might be getting them in a more concentrated form.
For example, if you're hosting many people at your home for a Thanksgiving dinner, you'll likely be using more tap water than usual. Given the natural ebb and flow of contaminants through tap water, this can overwhelm your filter, causing it to tap out earlier than you expected.
Not to mention, exhausted filters shouldn't be thrown away with regular garbage. When it's at the point of replacement, the filter is likely packed with lead, arsenic or other contaminants that are classified as "hazardous material"--so it should be disposed of as such. But if you aren't sure when your filter is being exhausted in the first place...how would you know to when and where to dispose of it properly? Because of this, it will end up in a landfill where the contaminants could leach into the groundwater. And that's not good news for anyone.
SAY 'YES' TO PURIFICATION
Unlike filters, water purification systems remove 90-95% of all contaminants in water, including bacteria and viruses, to produce water that's better and safer to consume. Substances that are removed during the purification process include: parasites, bacteria, algae, viruses, fungi, toxic metals (such as lead and copper), trace pharmaceuticals and more.
Water purification not only removes these harmful substances, but often removes substances that are safe to ingest, but that negatively affect the smell, taste and/or appearance of water. And, with purified water, you don't have to rely on a filter every time you get a drink since the water's already been purified. That's how it'll remain. read more