Hey hey hey hey everybody welcome back to round three of the Water comparison video series today I'm comparing these two bottles of water. First up we have Trader Joe's pure New Zealand artist in water. This isn't a one gallon container. It's a lot of water. First up is LeBlu. This is from a SureSave IGA store and this is Vapor Compression Distilled Water from North Carolina. And so each of these has already beaten six other bottles of water and I've already said a lot of stuff about these in the previous videos. So this is mainly just a comparison to see which one makes it around four. So let's just open them up and just start tasting them right away. If you want more info go back to the previous videos. This New Zealand water has a nice big lid and also has a handle. It's an easier for carrying like home from Trader Joe's. A really big lid. It's a very good water. Both of these are going to be good. Like any water that makes it around three is going to have something good about it. This is a vapor distilled water. It's very pure. It's pure H2O. They say it's this pharmaceutical grade water and they say there's no expiration date on the bottle because it's such pure water. Like there's nothing in it that can expire. It's just H2O. They say there's no chlorine, no lead. It's kosher certified and they say there's no fluoride in it. There's just nothing but water. Normally I don't like distilled waters. Maybe they make me feel like throwing up kind of. But I think that might have something to do with the bottle. Here is a really cheap distilled water. I'm just going to take a taste test really quick. Let me just see what this tastes like. Yeah. That's not good. This one leaves an aftertaste in your mouth and a taste when it touches your tongue to begin with. They say this is distilled. They say there's nothing in this water. Then why does it taste so much different than this one? I'm assuming it has to do with just the cheaper plastic for this bottle. That's just a bottle I already reviewed. I saw a YouTube video where someone lined up a bunch of bottles of water and they put electricity through the water and all the other bottles of water. But electricity went through it because water is actually not conductive for electricity. It's the minerals in the water that can not electricity. When he put electricity through the blue, it did not conduct because it's just pure water. This is some interesting little YouTube video I saw. Good. Yeah. Or both get in the thumbs up. That's for sure. I think I don't like about the trader Joe's water because it has 9 milligrams of sodium. He also has 16 servings. I'm not really sure what the math is, but 16 times 9 milligrams, that's how much sodium is in this bottle. This is arisen water. This comes from an ancient aquifer and the water comes from 600 feet below the surface. I think that's pretty cool. Sarky spring water, which is currently in the lead, also comes from deep below the earth. I think there's something to that. It makes the water taste a little better. Just like heavier or something. It's like more of a wet water. And a bad thing about this water. I saw this video on YouTube where it's a guy in a parking lot. He's pointing the camera at the bottle and there's something floating around inside of the bottle. It looks like a stick. It's like a 1 inch little thing inside the water. It's just gross because it's an unopened bottle of water and there's something floating around inside. There's obviously nothing inside of this one. It's obviously a rare thing to happen. That's gross. This company is always talking about how pure their water is. Why is there something in the bottle floating around? Yeah. I haven't drank in any of these bottles since October. I'm busy with all my other reviews. This is water from North Carolina. It's kind of interesting. This is the first still water to make it around on three and the first North Carolina water. Norway is pretty good water. Okay. I'm not going to finish this. This is a whole gallon. There's too much water to finish at once. I think I know which one is the winner. I think the winner is the blue. What it comes down to is just the taste. That's all there is to it. Going back and forth. I'm just preferring the blue right now. Maybe it's just my personal preference. Right now it tastes a little bit better. This is kosher free water. I don't even know what that means. But it's kosher free. It's kind of weird that they misspell the blue. Or maybe it's, I guess it's love blues. It's probably a different language for interest. But it's from South Carolina. It's a wise and a different language. Anyway. Well, blue is moving on to the next round. Just tastes really pure. And I like Trader Joe's. I have as a store itself. I like Trader Joe's. They have a lot of good stuff. I was actually kind of assuming that Trader Joe's would move on to the next round. So I bought another one of these. But Trader Joe's is out. So now I feel as water as a drink. Anyway, congratulations will blue.