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Looks like some kind of fancy tap
Snake Oil. Selling bullshit to the public since 1917
“helpinging” says it all
When I read the sign first I was wondering why the TDs were monitoring our water.
I confess I would (and do) trust tap water for my children. And I’d wonder “who the f*ck is Aquatech?”
We are so fortunate to live in a country where water isn’t in short supply and what comes out of our taps is safe to drink. These people don’t realise how good we have it
Someone correct me if I’m wrong, coz ngl, I’m too lazy to do the due diligence. Isn’t it recommended not to reuse a plastic bottle as many times as the last line says?
I’d love to see their proof that tap water put through RO is “healthier’ than standard tap water.
Tap water contains multiple naturally occurring minerals that are healthy.
Where as water treated through a reverse osmosis machine has all these natural minerals removed.
You know it’s bullshit when they have to a) use scare tactics, and b) make it about children.
*bullet point* Only 0.2€/L Member Price – thats 80% *new bullet point* cheaper than bottled water. This whole thing was either made in 2 mins or in 10 mins by someone who has english as a second language that was hired off of fiverr.
“helpinging how people drink healthier water”
Me fail English? That’s unpossible!
Seriously though, I think your man must’ve been having a stroke when writing that. When did these idiots start getting entrepreneurial?
Peckham Spring
There is a high possibility this is coming from the same taps as we are buying it from 😂😂😂😂
* 80%
* cheaper!
I hope to god this is AI generated.
The old joke about “Get your sun/air/water before they find a way to charge for it” ain’t funny anymore. Worse, it’s a subscription service 🤮
Asking for membership fees to get water, what a grift
Can someone help me out with why there’s an Ozone button? 🤨
Somebody smash it up. No way we will pay! Irish water should be free!
“We’re helpinging how people drink healthier water.”
I really don’t know how that made it through editing.
The number of typos alone makes me really leery of this. Would be interesting to have someone test this versus Brita vs regular tap.
It’s tap water with added private equity profits
But they’re helpinging. That’s what’s importantinging.
I’d trust tap water over some random vending machine that could be filled with piss.
One of the major disadvantages of RO systems for the home is that they remove most of the minerals from the water leaving it with an acidic pH. Also, during the purification process, up to 20 gal of water is flushed down the drain for every gallon of filtered water produced
Is this an anti-fluoridation thing?
Reverse osmosis wastes two to five times as much water as it cleans. We use them in breweries. They’re fantastic for removing mineral content but the run off is ridiculous.
BS this has so many red flags
1. Using scare mongering to persuade people to buy a product “would you trust tap water for your children” while not providing any evidence to show how their product is better than tap water
2. “we’re helpinging how people drink healthier water” if you can’t proofread a sign thoroughly how well is your product tested or your equipment maintained.
3. Anything that uses a membership/subscription service for a product that still charges per usage seems particularly sketchy they basically want you to pay them monthly for the right to pay them again instead of including X litres per month in your subscription ?
By all means if your in a situation where you don’t have access to clean tap water or it tastes bad I’d understand why people would use a refill station or buy bottled water but considering you can get a 5L bottle at 29c/L in Aldi going by their website. I think I’d go anywhere but this refill station, its been a while but a supermarket I used to frequent had a refill station but first I’d be buying some proper glass or stainless steel containers that can be sanitised and dont run the risk of leaching plastic
OP. Please put in a complaint to the ASA.
https://www.citizensinformation.ie/en/consumer/how-to-complain/complain-about-advertising/
Isn’t RO water devoid of minerals and not recommended for long term use?