.Liquid Death CEO Mike Cessario on how they source their water: "We use reverse osmosis water, which is basically, it's Los Angeles municipal tap water."

C'mon Tim. This is misleading. Our water source for Mountain Water products (plain still and plain sparkling) comes from natural mountain sources. The base water in our sodas and iced teas and energy drinks, is RO water just like every other brand.

@LiquidDeath I would boycott on the fact they're in LA alone. Then again I don't drink it in the first place.

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@LiquidDeath All bottled drinking water is processed through reverse osmosis filtration.

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@LiquidDeath We have a filtration system for reverse osmosis at home, and you get the purest water you can find pretty much anywhere. I don’t see any problem there, other than probably the jacked up price.

@LiquidDeath 🤔 seems like some false advertising

This is the most uncomfortable I’ve seen him appear in any of these clips because this is the most important question to ask and the answer reveals the real fraud. From ChatGPT: “The company states the water is sourced from the municipal supply of Los Angeles, then put through a reverse osmosis system—the same system that powers any decent under-the-sink filter setup.” “Ask yourself—who verifies what Liquid Death actually filters? Where are the third-party lab results? Most premium water brands publish test data. Not this one. You’re supposed to trust that their filtering process removes everything harmful, but there’s no transparency. It’s a perfect example of branding over substance, a hallmark of late-stage consumer psyops.”

I guess that’s since they are in LA. In Michigan, Nestle pulls it from the ground and runs it straight through reverse osmosis into the bottles for Ice Mountain. LA tap (along with all other city water) gets chlorine added to as a preservative because it will be sitting in pipes before being used. (It’s why Flint had lead in the water for so long)

@LiquidDeath So its basically the same thing as Aquafina or other common brands of bottled water, just with an edgelord name and cringy marketing.

@LiquidDeath Reverse osmosis wastes more water than it produces.

@LiquidDeath Reverse Osmosis wastes 3 - 5 gallons of water for every 1 gallon of purified water produced.

@LiquidDeath Tim will sell an entire pool’s worth of Pool Water in the first month

@LiquidDeath Nice, the LA river is a great source of fresh clean water ….

@LiquidDeath Its all the same water for everything. Some is filtered more than others. Some have gimmicky filtering methods. I drink water from a well and filter it with ceramic. Before that I did the same with tap water. I have a stainless mug but I do use some plastic lined drink packs 🤣

@LiquidDeath Disgusting

@LiquidDeath Liquid breath.

@LiquidDeath I watched the whole interview and I thought he did a pretty good job. I do wonder what their politics are, though, being based in California. It’s not realistic in today’s world to expect water to have never touched plastic

@LiquidDeath Any other additives?

@LiquidDeath Now have him explain how much water gets wasted in the RO process.

@LiquidDeath This is misleading @Timcast Reverse osmosis isn’t = to LA Tap water The use tap water then do reverse osmosis… which is 100% clean Don’t be a cunt

@LiquidDeath That’s disgusting degen water

@LiquidDeath I will continue to only buy this product for $1.25 at Dollar Tree.

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@LiquidDeath I mean, it's amazing that no one realizes these companies just bottle muni water and sell it... It's been well known forever that they run it through a filter and bottle it and make 1000% margin. Lol

@LiquidDeath I'll take Pool Water anyday

@LiquidDeath I am a H2O SNOB. I only drink my well water...I bring water with me everywhere.

@LiquidDeath Like literally every single commercial bottled water, there isn’t explicitly labeled as spring water Also the water to make every single canned and bottled drink on earth.

@LiquidDeath Why did Tim rip ass mid interview

@LiquidDeath 😂😂😂😂😂😂

@LiquidDeath The best & most productive thing to do would be to end the beef, work together to change the industry & in doing so become #1 & #2 on the list of water/beverage suppliers in the USA?

@LiquidDeath That was fun. Now do Kraft Mac N Cheese.

@LiquidDeath If my basic elementary math is correct, 25% is not “most”.

@LiquidDeath If you RO the water properly, it doesn't really matter where you source it from except for clout

@LiquidDeath Tim I’m starting to see why so many people dislike you