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Normally, tap water is processed differently. It is filtered, but it does not pass through purification systems such as deionization and/or reverse osmosis. Also, almost all tap water is chlorinated to kill bacteria, and the mineral levels in tap water may be inconsistent and are typically higher than those in our bottled water.
