Hello guys, welcome to SmarterGener. Today I'm gonna be checking bottled water. I'm not a T-Gener. Why? Because I've been recommended not to drink tap water. Why? Especially in London, we drink the water that comes from the TEMs. In the TEMs, it's just recycled pool water. We pool it and it goes in the toilet, it goes down, gets recycled, sewage and everything goes in there, then gets filtered, comes back to us and then we do the same thing. Tablets get put down the toilet, loads the stuff and water has good memory. Even if you filter it, obviously it's not gonna get rid of everything. Bored water on the other hand is not 100% because it's plastic, obviously. So we're in a bit of a rock and hard place. Nevertheless, our digress. What we're gonna be doing now, we're gonna be checking the pH first of the water. As you guys know, the intelligent from amongst you, the higher the pH, the more alkaline the water. The more alkaline the water, the more better it is for us. Why? Because if your body is alkaline, then that makes it less likely for cancer to attack your body. Fruit, veg, good sources of alkaline. Enough jibber jabber mate. If this is orangeish, reddish, that means this acid and that's not good for us mate. If it is, say blue, purple, that's good for us. If it's green, that means it's in the middle, that's the job mate. It's not acid, it's not alkaline. Let's get started now. Here, test goes, water, got the classic volvic, Nestle, international Nestle. I've got some Evion right here mate. Audi water. This is Scottish islands, Bucksdon, this is Subway water you can get from Subway, this is KFC, this is Smart Water, and this is Greg's water, and that's tap water. Boom, 1, 2, 3, 4, stir. Alright, this is, this is gone blue, it's 8, it's 8 on the pH, which is good, it's alkaline. Let's have a little look at volvic. 1, 2, 3, and we do a 4. We give it a bit of a whirly whirl. That's gone green, neutral mate. Let's have a look at Nestle. Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. That's alkaline, that's 8 as well, that's good. Let's have a look at Evion. Is it gonna make us live here? Let's check the pH. This is also alkaline. The winner so far is Nestle's pure life. Let's go to Audi. Alright, yes, that's good. Scottish islands, I'm expecting high things from the Scottish, come on, don't let me down. Yay, that's it, Bucksdon, I like Bucksdon, but that's not necessarily a good thing. Come on Bucksdon, don't let me down. Okay. Yeah, nice, it's as good as Scottish islands. Let's have a look at the subway water, not expecting high things from these guys. Okay, that's good as well, alkaline, KFC water. Yeah, not as good, that's quite similar to Evion. The worst one so far is Volvic mate, very disappointing. Smart water, is it smart? No, it's not, oh, okay, I spoke too soon, I spoke too soon, that's actually neutral, Griggs. There's Decent, there's Decent. Let's have a look at my tap water. Alright, there's Decent, there's Decent, there's kind of alkaline, I think most of the Bucksdon's, Highlands, Audi and Nestle. Yeah, these four are probably the most alkaline. What we're going to do, we're going to try another test. Now this other test is measuring TDS and measuring the conductivity of the water. In other words, what sort of chemicals are in the water? Most of these chemicals are of course not good for us, that's why the TDS and the conductivity needs to be as small as possible. With that being said, some they write on the side that they have certain chemicals like calcium magnesium, which is good, but again, the best water is the one that's closest to zero. Let's measure the first one, 136 ppm, let's measure the conductivity now, Savalook, 272. Let's have a look at the Vovik. Alright, Vovik's 80 and the UC 158. Let's have a look at the Nestle. So this is 171 ppm, let's have a look at the conductivity, 342. Last time for Evio, let's check the ppm, 271 ppm. Let's check the conductivity, 542, that is terrible mate, let's move on to Audi, 134 ppm and 268. Wasn't that bad, in fact the second place, that's how not bad it was. Let's go to the Scottish Islands mate, I hope for these guys don't let me down please, 158 guys. Let's check the conductivity, 316. Let's have a look at Baxter's now ppm, boom. 222, 222 dangerous mate, Savalook at the conductivity is 444. Not very good mate, not gonna lie, second worst one, off the Evio, disappointed with Baxter, not gonna lie, Savalook at Subway, 374. That's the worst one so far, 774 is the conductivity, we have a new leader, Savway, ridiculous, alright let's have a look at the KFC one, finger licking, well I'll be the judge of that. 306 ppm, that's not very finger licking at all mate, conductivity, 612. Let's move to smart water, is it really smart? I'll be the judge of that, that's pretty decent mate, I'm gonna lie, 199 and the conductivity is 398. Let's look at Greg's, 113, we have a new one in second place, Savalook at the conductivity, 346. Let's have a look at tap water now, 316. That's the second worst one mate, 632. That is second worst one, after number 8, Savway one, ridiculous. The best one that we have is Volvik, take a bow mate, good job, I'll have some of that, even though I'm not, because I'll put that machine in there, I'll have it later from the bowl. Number 2, let's have a look at the results, will the pure water please stand up? Please stand up, it is Greg's, I'll be still water. That's number 3. Alright guys, with regards to conductivity, number 1, of course you got Volvik again, Audi and number 3, you've got Scottish Highlands. In fact in a paper that I saw, they said conductivity is probably more reliable. I don't know mate, I'm just a scientist, but I'm a doji version. So Savway is worst than my tap water, Coca-Cola.co.uk, here Coca-Cola company. Why am I not surprised mate, it's Coca-Cola again. But look into water a bit more and make your own judgement of course. Don't forget to like, comment and subscribe, and until next time guys, Assalamualaikum.