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Arrowhead 100% Mountain Spring Water, 2.5 gal., 2 pk.

This was one of the better steaks I have gotten in quite awhile. It was buttery and tender and tasted so good.
If ordering groceries online is the secret to this  I am all in.

Porterhouse

walmart.com

mini Storage run out of the 2.5 sparkless water containers or they sell their brand which always tastes like reverse osmosis Arrowhead water is so delicious.

The price could be more in line with your subsidiary Sam's Club, where it was originally sold.

No aftertaste if transferred to glass storage.container.

No tap water

It was nice getting 3 waters but the one leaked.

Can't drink tap water because of allergies to the stuff that's put in to make safe!

Quick, efficient. Updates throughout the process.

It’s best water to drink. It has essential minerals, taste good and natural…

Best water from Mother Nature…

Great water, but 40*0.5 count costs the same as one 2.5 gallon and give you twice the water

if you drink it ice cold it taste like good water but if its just cool water than it turns your stomach, if u try to drink a finish your tall glass you definitnitly dont want to punish yourself by getting another glass.
i bought (6) 2.5gallon jugs so i still almost all of it left and no way of returning it to the store thats why i had it delivered,im dissabled and very inconvienced,i always read reviews before buying a new product, i now know why the 5 star reviews were years apart,that doeasnt make it a 5 star product,THATS CALLED DECEPTION !!!!!!!

I’m a serial traveler with a nose for overpriced minibar water that tastes like regret. When I booked a room in a city where the tap water could double as a science experiment, I begged the hotel to bring me this jug of Arrowhead Mountain Spring Water. The moment the delivery guy rolled that 2.5-gallon plastic beast into my suite, I felt like I’d been handed the Holy Grail of hydration. No cherry-flavored conspiracy here - this stuff is as plain as a blank canvas, which is exactly what I need after a day of sightseeing and a night of questionable street food.

The spout is a marvel of engineering. It pours like a gentle waterfall, not a sputtering geyser, and it actually stays attached long enough for me to fill my tiny glass without having to chase it around the room like a runaway hose. I’ve tried other hotel water that either sprays everywhere or drips like a leaky faucet, but this spout behaves like a well-trained butler, delivering a steady stream that makes me feel sophisticated.

I was half-expecting a hint of carbonation because some brands try to masquerade as soda, but this is pure, still water. No fizz, no bubbles, just the clean taste of mountain melt that reminds me why I pay for a hotel in the first place - to avoid drinking anything that could double as a cleaning solution. The aftertaste is nonexistent, which is a blessing; the only lingering note is the faint memory of the plastic jug, which I’m convinced is the universe’s way of reminding me I’m still on a budget.

The best part? I saved a fortune. The local hotel market tries to charge you an arm, a leg, and a small child for a single bottle of water. By ordering this jug, I avoided a 400% markup and got enough to keep my entire party hydrated for days. It’s like having a personal oasis in a desert of overpriced mini-bottles.

In short, this water is the unsung hero of my travels. It doesn’t pretend to be anything it isn’t - no cherry, no fizz, just pure, reliable hydration delivered right to my door. Five stars, and I’ll be ordering again the next time I need to survive a city’s questionable tap water.

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Porterhouse

No tap water

Best water from Mother Nature…