I need fuel

If not I'll go to cope

I think

Hmm i still will have 30 min

4

Liek?

Idk dinnighton Tesco?

4 or 5

Depends which shops like

Screenshot text: 13:14 Search or ask a question Arriving tomorrow See all orders Dispatched Package arrived at an Amazon facility Ordered Dispatched Out for delivery Delivered Share tracking Return or replace items Delivery By DPD Tracking ID: 2230179254 See all updates Delivery Address Behnam Rafraf DEARNSIDE FABRICATIONS 21A KIMBERLEY STREET SHEFFIELD S9 3WX Order Info View order details

Or 4?

5?

What time shops close?

Nice

Ohh

It’s nice

Just been walk with brother

Deal

Aha

You at Charlotte?

And car wash next to there was good

Yes same let’s do office tomorrow for sure

Just lazy haha

Where you gone like?

I hope I make it to the shop :(

I need zoflora. Bin bags and window cleaner

Voice note: Bijan came down from. Hastingstown. A long way traveled to be around. Benham came from not so far. to sit with Reza beneath the stars. He's had some troubles. He's been unwell. But tonight he's feeling more. like himself On a quiet night, quiet place There was something warm in every face Tea and water, gin and lime Nothing much, just precious time. And when tonight has come and gone, we'll meet again and carry on. بیژن از راه دور آمد برای پدر به نام هم آمد تا باشم کنار هم رضا حالش. بهتر است لبخند میزند گلوریا کنار او آرام مینشیند نه جشن بزرگی، نه حرفها عجیب، فقط چند نفر کنار هم صمیمی یا نزدیک on a quiet night, quiet place there was something more in every face TM water, gin and lime, nothing much, just precious time. And when tonight has come and gone, we'll meet again. Carry on. 说说小笑 Reza 忘 了 车停 在 哪里 大家 笑 着 陪胎 她 慢慢 的 找 Gloria。 occasion, no reason why Just family beneath the darkened sky A sun came miles to see his death. And somehow simple things made everyone glad. On a quiet night in a quiet place, there was something warm in every face. Tea and water, gin and tonic too. A little time with those who matter to you. And when the dark night turns to dawn, we'll meet again. and carry on We'll do this again, many times again. Many times again.

Mm I will listen to it when I’m out of here, it’s very noisy

What a beautiful song I cant believe i hadnt heard it all these years. Im in tears...not that it takes much these days

https://youtu.be/-14zUbqN96I?is=gKhqBRaXSkUOat7q

Da I was thinking that is probably exaggerated by marketing

So filter then. Just which one. Maybe he can compare them.

Good analysis

I wouldn’t switch to bottled water because of that Instagram video. In the UK, mains tap water is generally very safe, and bottled water is not automatically “cleaner” — it can contain microplastics too, and plastic bottles can themselves be a source of them. WHO specifically notes that microplastics have been found in both tap and bottled water, and that the health significance at the levels found is still uncertain. On pharmaceuticals, the UK Drinking Water Inspectorate is quite reassuring: it says monitoring has found pharmaceutical residues at non-detectable or very low levels, and that these levels do not pose an appreciable risk to human health. Water companies are also required to assess and manage that risk. The Puure unit is more capable than a basic BRITA jug in some respects. Puure says its 3.0 system uses sediment filtration, activated carbon, KDF, dedicated PFAS media and heavy-metal/fluoride media, and claims independent ISO/IEC 17025 testing showing about 99% PFAS reduction and 100% microplastic reduction in its test conditions. Its NSF claim is narrower: the cartridge components are certified to NSF/ANSI 42 for material safety, which is not the same thing as the entire filter being NSF-certified for every contaminant claim. So at £39.90 upfront and £39.90 every four months, I think it is a reasonable purchase if you want an extra layer of filtration and peace of mind. I just wouldn’t buy it because you think your Sheffield tap water is dangerous without it. It’s more of an optional risk-reduction/taste choice than a health necessity. For your usage, the economics are actually quite favourable. At about 3 litres a day, you use roughly 1,095 litres per year. The Puure subscription shown in your screenshot is roughly £120/year after the initial purchase. That works out at around 11p per litre before accounting for the initial hardware cost. Bottled water could easily cost several times that and means buying, carrying and disposing of roughly 700–1,100 bottles a year depending on bottle size. Your existing BRITA is not useless either. A standard BRITA-type filter is mainly designed to reduce chlorine/taste, limescale and certain metals, although BRITA’s more sophisticated filters can reduce PFAS, pharmaceuticals and microplastics as well. So the exact answer depends on which BRITA cartridge you currently use. And on boiling: this is the important distinction. Boiling makes water microbiologically safer by killing bacteria, viruses and parasites. It does not reliably remove dissolved pharmaceuticals, PFAS, heavy metals or most chemical contaminants. In fact, because some water evaporates, boiling can very slightly concentrate non-volatile dissolved substances. So: * Tea/kettle: perfectly reasonable to use normal UK tap water, but boiling isn’t acting as a chemical filter. * Coffee machine: same. Tap water is normally safe; filtered water may improve taste and reduce scale. * Microplastics: boiling is not something I would rely on as a consistent removal method. Physical filtration is the more relevant technology. So, practically, my order of preference for your household would be tap water through a decent filter > ordinary tap water > bottled water as a routine solution. I wouldn’t move to bottled water for safety reasons. One thing I would do before ordering the Puure is check its actual laboratory report, particularly what particle sizes they tested for microplastics and exactly which pharmaceuticals/PFAS compounds were tested. “Reduces 200+ contaminants” is a marketing-friendly phrase and tells you much less than the underlying test conditions. If you want, I can go through Puure’s full laboratory report and compare it properly against your current BRITA cartridge, including whether the £39.90 subscription is actually good value for the amount of water the three of you drink.

OK great

Yes that’s great We’re just sat in McDonald’s at moment - we’ll come to you at 11:30

Not Evian or something like that

Screenshot text: 11:09 Messenger puurefilters.com puure REUTERS yahoo! finance LONDON loves BUSINESS Puure® 3.0 Tap System 4.8 6,072+ Reviews Tastier water from your tap. Fits 99% of taps, installs in seconds, reduces 200+ contaminants, keeps the good minerals. Auto-Refill Buy once How many people at home? 1 person 2 to 4 people 5 or more Delivery rhythm Every 4 months 2 cartridges Every year 6 cartridges Filtration System with 2 cartridges Stainless steel -63% £106.40 £39.90 then £39.90 every 4 months 2 cartridges free Add to cart

Well you said yourself you dont know what they put in bottled water, it might be from tap.anyway

No but after watching that I wouldn’t want to drink tap water ever again

And not as cheap

Well ot has plastics i dont know

If that’s safe. We need to look into it

Or we can just get bottled water

We can get that

Ajde I watched it

Sorry I didn’t watch it, it’s very noisy in here

No i don't mind that, i mean change how we filter that advert looked good. Water is not as clean from those filter or fresh

Water filter? Da we can do today

We should really change our filters