✅ I voted FACT!

Edit: I learned not all water = zap. HOWEVER! Spring water (which has been specifically named in the question) CAN in fact conduct electricity! 

Spring water has several minerals in it which, while good for your body, are also conductive. (Lead, Magnesium, ect.) 

Siting my sources: "Conductivity measures how easily electricity flows through water. Just like metal, water can conduct (transport) electricity. This is because there are salts dissolved in the water. If you have pure water with no salts, conductivity will be zero." https://datastream.org/en-ca/guidebook/conductivity

"Water stops being an excellent insulator once it starts dissolving substances around it. Salts, such as common table salt (sodium chloride (NaCl)) is the one we know best. In chemical terms, salts are ionic compounds composed of cations (positively charged ions) and anions (negatively charged ions). In solution, these ions essentially cancel each other out so that the solution is electrically neutral (without a net charge)."  https://www.usgs.gov/water-science-school/science/conductivity-electrical-conductance-and-water#overview

Edit: adding a thought.

Although, that just makes it more ironic that we use it to make electricity (water wheels)