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What can i add in water to make it taste better and still healthy? i dont like its taste thats why i cant drink much of it sometimes.
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Water taste: Get a water filter. You can purchase a pitcher with a filter or get a filter placed on the kitchen faucet.
Answered 10/31/2014
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