Watermill Express

I like to start my morning by brewing some loose leaf jasmine tea.  My Zojirushi water boiler has a timer so I can set it to have my water at the proper temperature when I wake up.  Sadly San Diego has hard water so when it was time to clean the water boiler I had to find some citric acid to remove the deposits.

I was getting water from my fridge which had a carbon based filter that improved the taste of tap water.

I decided to conduct experiments with different water sources.  Turned out the Glacier machines in front of grocery stores filtered the water enough that I no longer had a water deposit problem.  I have noticed they raised the price on most machines to 40 cents per gallon.  Getting close to half the price of bottled water.

After lunch one day I noticed a Watermill Express machine outside Noble Chef.  It was only 25 cents a gallon.  The next time I visited Noble Chef I filled up a 5 gallon bottle.  Water tasted clean, pure, and devoid of any objectionable flavors.  Tasted like Glacier.

Checking their website it seems their purification process is similar to Glacier.  I haven’t seen any buildup of deposits in my Zojirushi.  Watermill Express is my new go to for filtered water.