Spring water – Comes from an underground water source (not a public community supply). It should contain fewer than 500 parts per million of total dissolved solids.
Mineral water – Also comes from an underground source but has more than 500 parts per million of dissolved solids. This type of water comes in still and sparkling form.
Drinking water – This type of bottled water can come from any source, usually municipal, and has been purified by a process like distillation, deionization or reverse osmosis.
Carbonated spring water – Water that contains natural or added carbonation from a spring. It has a lower mineral content than mineral water. Soda, seltzer and tonic water are soft drinks, not bottled waters.
The Recycle of Life
Imagine if you could spend the summer happily watering your garden or washing your car as often as you like without having to deal with a guilty conscience. Sounds amazing, right? Well, installing a rainwater collecting system could very well be the ideal solution! Equipping your gutters with an eco-friendly solution — like a rain […]
The Recycle of Life
With one million TikTok followers, plus 38,000 on YouTube and 33,000 on Instagram, it’s obvious that Emy Lalune is making a name for herself online. Her niche: creating, be it painting, games, or clothing modifications. During our Christmas Market at the Auberge Saint-Gabriel, this imaginative maker will craft Christmas tree ornaments using recycled Eska water […]
The Recycle of Life
The tree is decorated. The lights are up on roofs and balconies. The countdown has begun! Christmas will be here in no time. Ready for holiday magic? On December 11 and 12, come enjoy a sparkling holiday atmosphere at the Auberge Saint-Gabriel Christmas Market in Montreal, presented by Eska. It’s the perfect time to get […]