Here’s the honest answer: It’s not cheap, but it’s also not break-the-bank expensive. A typical 5-gallon jug costs about $6 to $10. For a family of four, that might last a week or two. Compare that to buying cases of Dasani at the store—it’s actually a deal.
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Plus, think of all the time you save. Time is money, as they say. And you can spend that saved time doing something fun, like going for a hike up Barn Bluff or watching a bad movie on Netflix. Your call.
Many services also offer first-time discounts. You might snag a free cooler or a discounted first delivery. It’s like they’re practically paying you to drink water. Sign me up.
The “But What About My Dogs?” Factor
Look, I’m a dog person. I know your pup loves to drink from the toilet. But do you really want that? Of course not. Get them their own little bowl of delivered spring water. They’ll wag their tail with gratitude. (Or they’ll just drink it and then throw up on the rug. Either way, it’s quality time.)
And for you humans? Better hydration means clearer skin, more energy, and fewer headaches. You’ll wake up feeling like a superhero. Or at least like a person who didn’t forget to drink water yesterday.
