Do you drink tap water?

[Anonymous]

No. We live in Arlington. My husband works for the EPA and we use a zero water filter pitcher or a filter on the fridge.

[Anonymous]

Centreville. And I just drink it straight from the tap. It's cheaper, better for the environment, easy (I'm lazy), and seems to help with having less cavities. I think the water in Vienna, where I lived for 10+ years, tastes better though. Not sure why though.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The French do look younger without surgery. It’s the water. Not all the walking, cheese and fashion. No Parisian drinks tap. Every household was drinking Evian before Voltaire. They drink a ton of quality mineral water. This is the secret.

Pile on the moisturizer. They do have a better skin regimen, even though they love to bronze.

French women are far more stylish and aging gracefully than USA women. Duck face doesn’t exist there.

Evian is naive spelled backwards, you know.

[Anonymous]

Los Angeles- nooooo way

[Anonymous]

Person who grew up in France here-

I am laughing at the Evian poster but thankful she's dumb and helping the French economy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Ewww! Gross!

That's so "lower class"!

you mean buying cases of bottled water? agree.

[Anonymous]

No, I tend to drink only bottled water that actually tastes like my own tap water.

And it likely is.

But the brands Fiji, Smart Water + Life Water appeal to me for some really odd reason!

Thank goodness this forum is anonymous for I sound like a complete fool now.

[Anonymous]

I live in an area with lots of lawyers, so yes I drink the tap water.

[Anonymous]

Yes, Flint is an outlier. America has great tap water. In fact, most bottle water is filled with tap. Bottle water is for people who hate the environment, excluding those in Flint or who had wells destroyed by fracking. I use a house filter and a Brita filter at home.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Does anyone besides me drink DC tap water unfiltered?

I think this is a bad idea due to DCs history of bad water

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Does anyone besides me drink DC tap water unfiltered?

I think this is a bad idea due to DCs history of bad water

I drink fairfax tap water, but I won't drink dc water. Dc can't do anything right.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Does anyone besides me drink DC tap water unfiltered?

I think this is a bad idea due to DCs history of bad water

I drink fairfax tap water, but I won't drink dc water. Dc can't do anything right.

It all comes from the Potomac, doesn’t matter where you are.

[Anonymous]

yes, baltimore city which, surprisingly, has one of the waters in the USA.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Does anyone besides me drink DC tap water unfiltered?

I think this is a bad idea due to DCs history of bad water

I drink fairfax tap water, but I won't drink dc water. Dc can't do anything right.

It all comes from the Potomac, doesn’t matter where you are.

LOL. It all comes from the Washington Aqueduct, the filtration plant on MacArthur Blvd in DC.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Does anyone besides me drink DC tap water unfiltered?

I think this is a bad idea due to DCs history of bad water

I drink fairfax tap water, but I won't drink dc water. Dc can't do anything right.

It all comes from the Potomac, doesn’t matter where you are.

LOL. It all comes from the Washington Aqueduct, the filtration plant on MacArthur Blvd in DC.

Yes, and where is that water drawn from? the Potomac.