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Not a drop to drinkI read the label on my bottle of drinking water, which has undergone reverse osmosis, and Ozone and UV treatment to make it drinkable. The latter treatment, apparently, ensures that the water is 'disenfeced', which strikes me as one of the most unfortunate and off-putting misspellings I've come across. At least, I hope it is a mistake. 2 CommentsLeave a comment | |
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That's why I suggest people don't read everything and everywhere. :)
At that time you should thinking about spelling but thanking to God (if you believe) that you have a bottle of fresh water to satisfy your thrist.
:)
That's mean my comment is not going to appear.
;-)