It is not necessary to buy bottled water unless you are on a special prescribed diet. Air in the water can cause a milky appearance. Water which contains dissolved air is delivered to your home under pressure. Turning on the faucet releases the pressure, causing air bubbles to appear. Like the carbon dioxide in soft drinks, the tiny air bubbles rise to the surface.
Clearing begins at the bottom of the container, and within a couple of minutes the water is clear.
There is naturally occurring fluoride in your drinking water. Check with your dentist regarding fluoride supplementation. Cryptosporidium is an intestinal parasite carried by animals. The parasite may be excreted by infected animals in hard, microscopic shells called oocysts that in turn serve as source of infection for other animals and humans. There have been no outbreaks of disease associated with Cryptosporidium in California.