(3 pack) Great Value Drink Water, 1 Gallon Jug

I bought the Great Value Drinking Water, 1 Gallon Jug mainly to freeze in case of a power outage. I planned to use it to help keep food cold, fresh, and safe if the electricity went out. For that purpose, it is a practical and affordable item to keep on hand. The gallon size is convenient, and it gives me a little extra peace of mind during bad weather or emergency situations.

Good Budget Purified Water for My Countertop Ice Machine I use this Great Value purified drinking water in my countertop ice machine and it works great. There's really nothing special about it — it's just basic purified water. I gave it 5 stars for everything except taste. The taste is fine (nothing wrong with it at all), but if you're used to nicer drinking waters that taste really good, this one is pretty average. I always drink purified water — it's been close to 30 years since I've had anything from the faucet or a hose. I like good quality drinking water for everyday sipping, but I don't need to use my more expensive stuff just for ice. This gallon jug is cheap and perfect for the ice machine. When the ice melts into my drink, it mixes with my favorite good water anyway, so the overall taste stays excellent. Plus it's way better than tap water, which can leave behind minerals that build up and calcify in the machine over time. One more thing — if you have a small indoor dog, this water is also a nice option for them. It's a simple way to give them the same clean purified water you drink, and for a little dog the extra cost over their whole life is basically nothing compared to the benefits.

we have used this brand for many years, being a dairy farmer for years %26 raising 5 children we know what good milk taste like! I keep a journal for every purchase from all stores we shop at, %26 in the past 8 years we have gotten 4 gallon that had a distink odor %26 taste but we did not return any of them as they were at different times during the 8 years, but did come from the same store.

Walmart Drinking Water in one-gallon jug As inexpensive as any bottled water, %26 it's delicious. I live in Nashville, which has great tap water, %26 this bottled water from Walmart tastes just like it to me. I order it online, %26 it's always it stock. I don't have to shop for it, reach for it off the shelf, or lug it out to my car. Walmart people bring it out %26 load it into my car. Walmart people are terrific. They are so nice, so hard-working, %26 they always get it right. Thank You Walmart.

It's water , not much to say other than I like to keep a few gallons of this water in my house for emergencies like what happened this past winter when a water main broke. Thankfully Walmart had the gallon jugs of water in stock and I was able to order 5 gallons of water and it was delivered the same day. Now a days I make sure I keep a gallon or two of the Great value water in case of a emergency .

My order was delivered to the wrong apartment. They took it to apartment 302. This complex is 302 Hill Rd. but there's 30 some apartments inside the 302 complex so you have to deliver it to the apartment number which mine was 104 and and they delivered it to the apartment, 302 which was wrong

This is my least favorite, store brand of drinking water to buy. It's almost exactly what come out of my tap, which is hard water that smells and kind of tastes like fish heads. It doesn't really seem to help our urinary tract health either, if we have more than a gallon or two in a roll.

I only drink spring water, and I noticed right away that the Great Value brand originates in Kentwood, Louisiana, where I bought all my water when I lived in Coastal Mississippi. I chose a different brand of spring water as a substitute, but unfortunately, the store was out of both of them. I am using the 3 gallons of "drinking water" which someone chose for me, to water my plants. I have no way to determine the source, and since some tap water is poorer quality than others, I decline to drink it or use it for the pets. I hope this is a rare occurrence, I'm using my small surplus of spring water sparingly and keeping my fingers crossed that this doesn't happen again.

Didn't order this GV drinking water ordered Spring Water in two different brands but received this awful tasting water. We would use tap water because that's what it tastes like. At least if you're shopper is substituting (which specifically left choices) the logical choice would have been another brands SPRING WATER.

It was not what I ordered. I put it parents choice distilled and it brought up drinking water. Both have a blue label so I did not notice until I brought it home. Now I will have to distilled it my self, which will take 3 days or more for six gallons of water