Is it good to drink bottled mineral water? How to choose high-quality bottled water?

Nowadays, many families are using bottled water, which makes it much more convenient for everyone. Unlike in the past, they have to boil water. With bottled water, they only need to heat it up and they can drink the hot water. However, it is best to drink the water within a month. If it is left for too long, the water will change. Bottled water is good, but don't use it as the main source of water, because the minerals it contains can easily lead to nutritional imbalances, so everyone should use it with caution. In addition, choosing a high-quality bottled mineral water is also crucial.

1. Look at the color of the barrel: if it is dark, black or purple, it is definitely a "black heart barrel", and if it is too blue, there is also a problem. Food-grade PC materials should be transparent and colorless, but most buckets on the market are blue. This refreshing color comes from the PVC material (which has been confirmed to contain plasticizers). If the color of the bucket is too dark, it means that more waste is added, which will also cover up water quality defects. Transparent or light blue buckets are safer.

2 Look at the appearance of the bucket: Check the quality of the bucket. Inferior buckets look dark in color and feel flat to the touch, especially the mouth of the bucket feels prickly. Genuine buckets have a smooth surface.

3 Look at the bottom of the barrel: Regular barrel manufacturers usually write the manufacturer's name and logo, material number, production date, etc. on the bottom of the barrel, but "trash cans" do not have this. Pay special attention to two QS marks: one is that the label of bottled mineral water must be affixed with the QS mark; the other is that the bucket used must also have the QS mark of the bucket manufacturer. Both are indispensable. 4 Look at the seal: The heat shrink film at the fake water seal is generally thinner, mostly made by blowing with a hair dryer, and has uneven wrinkles. The sealing film of real bottled mineral water is thicker, has a strong glossy color, and is tight and smooth. 5. Look at the color of the water in the barrel: Qualified drinking water should be colorless, transparent, clear, odorless, free of impurities, and nothing visible to the naked eye. We often hear about poisoning incidents caused by unclean drinking water, which still reminds people not to underestimate it. Therefore, we should pay special attention when choosing bottled mineral water. Choose manufacturers and water suppliers with reliable quality and good reputation, pay attention to the testing information on bottled mineral water from relevant authoritative departments, and purchase bottled mineral water at water stations with better sanitary environments.