ph levels of bottled water!

hey guys, so this thread is for those of you who (like myself) dont have a ph system and use bottled water. here are some facts about bottled water ph levels

Water with a pH of 4.
Penta Water, Distilled Water, Purified Water, Aquafina (made by Pepsi), Dasani (made by Coke), Glaceau Fruit Water, Le Blue Water, Metro Mint Water, Pellegrino (made by Nestle), Perrier (made by Nestle), Smart Water, and Vitamin Water.
Water with a pH of 4.5.
Reverse Osmosis Water and Ice Age Glacial Water.
Water with a pH of 5.
Appalachian Springs Water and Poland Springs Water (made by Nestle)
Water with a pH of 5.5.
Crystal Springs Water, Dannon Spring Water, Pure American Water.
All of the above bottled waters have an acidic ph, which does not support health waters
Water with a pH of 7.
Arrowhead Water, Crystal Geyser Water, Deep Park Water (made by Nestle), Eldorado Springs Water, Supermarket Spring Water.
Water with a pH of 7.5.
Biota water, Fiji Water, Whole Foods 365 Water, Zephyrhills Water (made by Nestle)
Water with a pH of 7.9.
Eden Springs Water.
Water with a pH of 8.
Deep Rock Water, Evamore Water.
Water with a pH of 10
Filtered Ionized Alkaline Water you make with your own Water Ionizer.
The advantage of ionized alkaline water is two fold.

Very nice. Where did you get this? Is it reliable?

And +rep.

the great value distilled water i use has a ph of 6

for my first grow i used diamond spring bottle water throughout. was about 6even. there were water coolers where i worked. i would fill up 24 oz soda bottles, 2-3 a night if needed (for me and the plant) i probably had like 75 24 oz bottles at one time, i miss my job sometimes... the grow went off without a hitch, save for light leaks thats herm'd it out. cant blame the water though...

jrh72582 said:

Very nice. Where did you get this? Is it reliable?

And +rep.

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the web site i got this from is actualy a health website for those who wanna watch what they eat. so im prty sure ther on pont with ther facts here is the website

www.wellsphere.com
btw thanks for the rep

jaythejoint said:

the web site i got this from is actualy a health website for those who wanna watch what they eat. so im prty sure ther on pont with ther facts here is the website

www.wellsphere.com
btw thanks for the rep

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lol hopefully this will stick?

jaythejoint said:

lol hopefully this will stick?

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lol ok im going to bump this i belive more people wanan no about it

I had no idea bottle water ph ranged like that------+++++++rep
I assumed they were around neutral
I use the "great value" water and somtimes aquafina

thanks for posting

ooh smells good!

gigity gigity bump......

nice info btw..

yea good find . +

bump

dude sweet thread. good work

Shouldn't all distilled water have a pH of 7 and also be non-conductive?

I found a similar list but it disagrees with several of your sites results. I'm not trying to be contentious I'd just like to point out a different set of test results. I believe Aquafina appears to be the best choice with a 5.9 PH.

http://www.phconnection.com/Bottled_Water_pH_List.html

I just Googled "bottled water PH" and picked the first result

scooby snacks said:

I had no idea bottle water ph ranged like that------+++++++rep
I assumed they were around neutral
I use the "great value" water and somtimes aquafina

thanks for posting

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bump..nice i bookmarked this

Nice thread ... hopefully people will read it before using some of these waters .... i used nestle purified water on some of seedlings .. i was wondering why they were burning up. only to ph the water and find it was at about a 4

The PH depending on area can vary due to different areas have different temps and temp can shift the PH as well getting the same product but from a different plant it was manufactured at.