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The real spring water isn't clear, it is muddy. They have to filter it just like the drinking water. They add salt and minerals for taste.

I have been told it is better to use tap water with a filter like Zero Water or a reverse osmosis filter on the water pipes.

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Spring water I've encountered at the source has always been exceptionally clear. That's sort of the thing about slowly passing through layers and layers of rock - mud doesn't get through.

And around here anything labeled natural mineral water must by law come with nothing added or removed (bar co2). Of course that will differ by region.

Go outside!

What no? Real spring water is clear because it flows and comes from a spring. Thats the whole point!