Definition of spring water
: water from a spring
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When people in central Oregon's Madras, Culver and Metolius turn on their taps, untreated spring water flows forth.
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Even traditional bottled spring water is treated with ultraviolet light or ozone gas and passed through filters to remove algae.
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The company claims their spring water is free of industrial toxins and rich in healthy microbes because it is not processed.
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Don’t miss the stand-up paddleboard yoga option, which takes place in a 10,000-year-old crater filled with 95-degree geothermal spring water—a memorable, mind-blowing experience indeed.
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Shah adds that the mask's thermal spring water specifically calms and soothes stressed-out skin.
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There’s nothing new about people advocating for purer water, or about people claiming spring water is somehow better than tap water.
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The dust has hardly settled on abandoned Juicero machines, yet already the world has moved on to the latest tech lifestyle outrage: unfiltered, untreated, unsterilized spring water, sold at upwards of $20 a gallon.
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One of the main downsides of raw spring water like Live Water sells?
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First Known Use of spring water
15th century
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