Sort of. Although water itself cannot rot or "expire", over time a plastic bottle will leach hydrocarbons into the water (especially if the bottle is exposed to head or light). This will first make the water taste bad, and eventually render it undrinkable. Water bottled in glass will not have these problems.
Yes it can, if bacteria gets inside the water.
While water itself does not expire, the plastic bottle it is stored in can degrade over time, potentially impacting the quality of the water. It is generally recommended to consume bottled water within 2 years of the manufacture date for best quality. Storing bottled water away from direct sunlight and heat can help maintain its quality for longer periods.
Please grab the bottled water in the fridge!=Do not let the bottled water go to waste. The bottled water in the pantry is Aquafinas, not Zephyrhills. =P Lolz..=
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Bottled water is water in a bottle. Sometimes it's chlorinated, or some water that has been treated by either reverse osmosis or other ways. Supposedly it suppose to be healthier water, but in all truth... you remove all the bacteria, you lower your immunity. Ever notice that water IN water bottles EXPIRES? Natural water doesn't expire.
Bottled water, like any other water, is still H20.
Bottled water that is purified would be best.
They made bottled water so that people can have portable water wherever they go.
Actually tap water is more regulated and pure than bottled water
Bottled water is not necessarily soft water. Much of the bottled water sold in stores is plain tap water, some is from springs containing various minerals in solution, and some is distilled water.
Bottled water typically has a long shelf life and doesn't "expire" like food products. However, if stored in conditions that allow for the growth of mold, bacteria, or other contaminants, bottled water can become spoiled. It's important to store bottled water in a cool, clean, and dry place to maintain its quality.
no bottled water