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This article provides a balanced discussion on the pros and cons of using soda makers, specifically the SodaStream, to make sparkling water at home. The pros highlighted include cost savings, convenience, reduced plastic waste, customizable carbonation levels, and improved hydration. On the other hand, the cons mentioned are the need to refill gas cylinders, the recommendation to use chilled water for better carbonation, the requirement for counter space, and the increased acidity of sparkling water. The article also includes a table comparing different soda makers, providing information on brand, model, type, price, cost per liter, liters per cylinder, CHOICE Expert Rating, ease of use score, performance score, carbonation mechanism, and warranty. The table does not offer any additional context or analysis. [Extracted from the article]

The article reviews the fifth China International Import Expo (CIIE) held at the National Exhibition and Convention Center, Shanghai in November 2022.

The article features several interior design products, including the Quasar Sculpture 01 from Elyse Graham Studio, The Essential Chair by Phantila Phataraprasit of Sabai Design, and Pattern Penchant, a collection of architectural glass by Debra Folz of Debra Folz Design.

"Alyssa's Wishes: A Michaels Middle School Story" is a heartfelt middle-grade novel that explores the struggles of a family dealing with hoarding. Alyssa and her father live in a house filled with clutter, which has affected Alyssa's daily life and relationships. When a tragic event changes her circumstances, Alyssa feels responsible for the damage caused. The book sensitively portrays Alyssa's emotional burden and her journey towards finding stability and resilience. While the true extent of her father's hoarding is not explicitly stated, the impact on Alyssa is clear. This story is recommended for readers who enjoy books like "The Science of Breakable Things" and "Where the Watermelons Grow." [Extracted from the article]

Evaluates bottled water in terms of taste and contaminants. Results of a study of 39 bottled waters; Terminology of water such as spring water and naturally sparkling water; Effect of the type of plastic used for bottling on the taste of water; Safety of public drinking water; Recommendations. INSETS: Bottle basics;A contaminant compendium;Minerals on the rocks;What's on tap?

The article offers a comparison of several bottled water brands in different water categories, including Core pH-Adjusted water, Vichy Catalan niche sparkling mineral water, and Icelandic Glacial Passed Through Rock water.

The article offers the reviews of H20 PRO water purifier from Marines' thirst.

The article offers information on Gray Ultralight system.

The article offers information on several food products including flavored water from Napa Hills, lemon paste from Nielsen-Massey and powdered almond butter from Barney Butter.

The article reviews two flavored bottled waters including the pomegranate-tangerine flavor from Hint Water, the lavender mint flavor from Ayala Herbal Water, and compares it to regular tap water with mint.

The author evaluates bottled water varieties including Penta, Knudsen Sparkling Essence and Mountain Valley.

The article evaluates the Hydration Station water-refilling base from Haws Corp.

The article evaluates six flavored water, including Aquafina Alive Orange Lime, Carpe Diem Botanic Water Vitalizing and Hint Lime.

The article presents reviews for different brands of bottled water, comparing price and unique characteristics like health benefits or how the water was processed.

Presents an update on product imitations, product advertisements and promotions. Cost of an Evian bottled water at a Marriott hotel; Evidence for the deceptive advertisement of Trugreen ChemLawn; Imitation of Crest toothpaste in Iraq.

Discusses bottled drinking water. Comparison of bottled and tap drinking water; U.S. Food and Drug Administration standards for bottled water; Parasites in bottled water; Possible contaminants, including arsenic, trihalomethanes, and plastic components; Types of bottled water, including spring water, purified drinking water, naturally sparkling water, seltzer, and mineral water; Price and taste. INSET: Sports bottles.

Examines several products and advertisements that mislead consumers. Redesign of the Poland Springs water bottle, which holds five gallons of water instead of the six gallons it held before the redesign; Misinformation on the Home Squeezed style of Minute Maid orange juice packaging, which is from concentrate; AllJuice apple juice cocktail that contains 15% juice; Suggestion for CareerTrack Seminar & Tape Training employees to utilize the company's Mistake-Free Grammar & Proofreading seminar; Others

The article offers information on the Lifewater premium bottled water from food and beverage company PepsiCo.

The article describes the Elkay EZH2O Bottle Refill Station from Elkay Manufacturing Co. which was installed by American firefighting, defense, and emergency services equipment manufacturer W.S. Darley & Co. at its headquarters.

The article features several food and beverage products introduced at the Food Marketing Institute Show in May 2007, including the Multigrain Tortilla Strips from Snyder's of Hanover, Vitamin & Fiber Water from Nature 101 and sea salts from the McCormick Gourmet Collection.