Why do you always have to check the water scan in the bottle?

The expiration date of bottled water in plastic bottles is the date when plastic begins to break down and releases its chemicals into the water.

It is common knowledge that you should not drink from bottles of water left in a hot car, especially when weather temperatures are high.

But when's the last time you checked the expiration date of a bottle of water you ordered at the bar or bought at the store?

From a questionnaire conducted by AgroWeb.org, it turns out 92 people out of 100 people contacted in different regions of Albania, THE water in plastic bottles does not control the expiration date.

The vast majority of consumers take to heart that water in plastic bottles is safe.

The reason that fluids or dairy products have an expiration date is very self - conscious, so you may be surprised that water in the bottle comes with a time limit.

But it is not the quality of water you need to worry about. It's about the plastic in which the water comes in packaged. Use is usually noticed PET for bottles and polyethilin with high density, HEPE for massive water package.

After a certain point in her life, plastic begins to release chemicals into the water. This phenomenon affects the taste of water and may pose a serious health hazard.

Have you ever left a glass of water at night and had a sip the next day? Have you noticed that she has tasted very different from fresh water?

You may suspect that the water is broken, but the strange taste is actually because the water is exposed to air. This exposure makes water more acidic by collecting elements like dust and germs.

Never leave water in bottles in direct sunlight or inside the car all day on a hot sunny day.

Chemicals from plastic vessels will warm up and penetrate the water.

Drinking these sunny bottles has resulted in a direct link to breast tumors in females. Recent studies indicate other types of tumoral disease in both males and females.