I want to know if anyone drink tap water? Is it save?
I heard in USA you can drink tap water
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u mean tap water or tab..the cola?
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I mean tap..can anyone help to edit the title
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u mean tap water or tab..the cola?
I think she means the tap water the Arabs drink.
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princess, it may vary by area and personal preference, municipal water supply has to meet certain criteria and actually publish their compliance with standards, although the age of pipes in buildings, composition and taste of water can impact whether people drink it or not. I actually do not, have hard water, and then with a water softener the taste is off, have to put a reverse osmosis for drinking water.
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yes, the tap water in Canada is safe to drink and so is the case in most western countries.
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When I lived in Toronto I used to drink tap water without any problems. When I moved to USA, for some reason I was worried about the tap water, so I have a water filter on the tap, even though my husband makes fun of me, because he says that water in the USA is fine.
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If you have any concerns about tap water you can always boil it. It will be safe that way, either in the west or in Pakistan
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If you have any concerns about tap water you can always boil it. It will be safe that way, either in the west or in Pakistan
***yes, but boil for 10 minutes and then cool it down before pouring into cleans [washed with boiling water] bottles for storage.
what most people forget is that rinsing mouth with untreated/unboiled water during teeth brushing or showers/baths is equally harmful. you might get the bug that way as i found out during my recent trip to India. i brushed my teeth ONLY once with tap water [untreated/unboiled] during my 14 hour stop at Bombay...Mumbai is notorious for it's 'killer water'...so, be careful!
one more thing....never drink sharbat/lassi or eat yogurt in the sub-continent as the milk/water contains unclean water. you must also wash veggies with clean water and then peel it before you eat it...the famous phrase is:
If you can't peel it, you can't eat it! :)***
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***yes, but boil for 10 minutes and then cool it down before pouring into cleans [washed with boiling water] bottles for storage.
what most people forget is that rinsing mouth with untreated/unboiled water during teeth brushing or showers/baths is equally harmful. you might get the bug that way as i found out during my recent trip to India. i brushed my teeth ONLY once with tap water [untreated/unboiled] during my 14 hour stop at Bombay...Mumbai is notorious for it's 'killer water'...so, be careful!
one more thing....never drink sharbat/lassi or eat yogurt in the sub-continent as the milk/water contains unclean water. you must also wash veggies with clean water and then peel it before you eat it...the famous phrase is:
If you can't peel it, you can't eat it! :)***
Any advice for poor people of sub continent?:D
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here in dubai its soem areas r safe n some not so mostly ppl dont use tap water here i use tap water only for cooking since its safe here n while cooking it gets boiled but for drinking v dont use tap water
some ppl here dont even use tap water for cooking
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Except in Singapore , Orange county , CA and many other cities of the world, they are mixing cleaned sewer water into water supply. It might be pure as abb a hayat but still dill nahi manta peenay ko.
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the water where I live has a slight yellow-green tint to it. I don't drink it, but I use it in cooking.
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Yum yum I love tap water. It's the only thing I drink.