Can you drink bottled water without boiling it?

Nowadays, people pay more attention to their physical fitness, fearing that there will be any problems with their bodies, and they are particular about the water they drink every day. But in fact, bottled water can be drunk even without boiling it, but it needs to be drunk within a certain period of time, so as not to cause any harm to the body. Usually it needs to be completely drunk in about 10 days.

The correct way to drink bottled water: 1. It is best to drink the bottled water within 10 days after opening it. 2. Bottled water should not be placed in direct sunlight. 3. Cleaning the water dispenser is an indispensable part of ensuring the health indicators of bottled water. It is generally recommended to clean and disinfect it once every 1-2 months. 4. Purified water and mineral water should be drunk alternately.

Bottled water and water dispensers have entered thousands of households, bringing convenience and fashion to people. Scientifically selecting bottled water is of great significance to improving health. Choosing bottled water in its natural state that contains an appropriate amount of beneficial mineral components is of great significance to human health. It is pure water prepared by reverse osmosis, electrodialysis, distillation, resin softening, etc.

Because the treatment process not only removes harmful chemicals, bacteria and viruses, but also removes elements that are beneficial to the human body, pure water cannot be drunk for a long time (some are also called space water; most mineral waters are popular with consumers because they contain very rich mineral elements, but patients with kidney stones should pay attention to drinking less to prevent excessive burden on the kidneys caused by excessive minerals; mountain spring water and snowmelt water are a good choice!

There are many varieties of bottled water sold on the market, including purified water, spring water, mineral water, mineralized water, activated water, ionized water and so on. Due to different water sources and production processes, the types and contents of trace elements contained in different types of bottled water are also very different. Some bottled water sources are natural groundwater, such as mineral water and mountain spring water; some are city tap water, which is processed into bottled water, such as purified water, distilled water and ionized water.

Bottled water refers to pure water or mineral water made from tap water or groundwater, processed by modern industrial technology (reverse osmosis, electrodialysis, distillation, resin softening, etc.), and filled into PC barrels on a filling production line.

Bottled water is divided into purified water, mineral water and mineral water (made by artificially adding minerals to purified water).