Do you drink tap water?

[Anonymous]

Why or why not and where to you live?

[Anonymous]

No. Doesn't matter where. I will not drink it.
You, OP?

[Anonymous]

Yep, all the time, at least in the US and Canada. Depends on many factors in other countries.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yep, all the time, at least in the US and Canada. Depends on many factors in other countries.

Forgot to say why - it's free.

[Anonymous]

Yes, everywhere I've lived, which includes deep south state, NYC, upstate NY, DC area, Boston, and rural Maryland.

[Anonymous]

It was free in Flint, as well.

[Anonymous]

I assume restaurant water is from the tap, so yeah, occasionally.

[Anonymous]

NoVA. I drink filtered at home. Not RO or anything and not perfect, but better than just unfiltered tap. I drink restaurant water.

Check out your county water reports you might be surprised at the number and level of contaminants.

[Anonymous]

Yes, I run it through a filter first, but yes I do. Of course.

[Anonymous]

Yup. Colorado.

[Anonymous]

Yes, because bottled water is bad for the environment and tastes like plastic. Fairfax County.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yep, all the time, at least in the US and Canada. Depends on many factors in other countries.

Forgot to say why - it's free.

+1 Now if we go back to visit family in India? Hell no. Bottled only

[Anonymous]

At home in Fairfax County, yes. We have a water jug at my office in DC so I drink that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No. Doesn't matter where. I will not drink it.
You, OP?

There is more monitoring of public tap water than of commercial bottled water.

Flint is an anomaly.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yes, because bottled water is bad for the environment and tastes like plastic. Fairfax County.

mmmmm hmmmm https://www.nytimes.com/2018/03/22/climate/great-pacific-garbage-patch.html