Um, truck in water not from Florida! Florida water is highly chlorinated so I'm sure some shampoo's are better than other's for chlorine. My wife is a fan of the H2O products(she uses them at home) but when were at Disney she says she uses like 10x more shampoo per shower then she does at home to get the same result.
Did you use your own products or the H2O stuff? Sometimes hair does not like new product. It is also the water. Many people have this issue when traveling. I don't notice it too bad because I bring a good clarifying shampoo. Between the sweat and sunblock, your hair needs something better, IMO.
Where did all this information come from? Especially the chlorine, and being consistently in the top 5 states for the worst water? Never saw that before.
To the best of my knowledge all treatment plants use some chlorine. You've indicated 2 out of 67 counties in Florida. I don't know how it affects taste. Where is the top 5 worst states survey? Is it based on pollutants or just taste?
I'm not going to look up every county's water utility but I will tell you that I lived in Florida for about 7 years and the first thing I noticed is that the water is terrible everywhere I went. I looked up a ton of counties and just about every water utility uses some form of chlorine along with a bunch of other chemicals to disinfect the water.
Most city water treatment plants use chlorine. I don't think that Florida uses enough, to be honest. You can tell that over the last few years they have started adding more, not because you can smell it, but because you can't smell the swamp as much.
Disney was one of the last hotel chains to install these. They're pretty much everywhere now.
Top 10 States With the Worst Public Tap Water in the United States
I just sat through an add for Multipure water filtration products. Not sure I would call that an unbiased scientific presentation.
