Yes. Sometimes filtered, sometimes not.

I read that they only test the muni water every few months, by that time anything could have passed through the system undetected.

I drink it too in Fairfax County, but it often smells like bleach. I noticed that many of my foreign born neighbors have bottled water delivered. Maybe our water tastes strange?

Yes

Montgomery County. I drink tap water all the time.

All the time, Fairfax County. I get annoyed when my DH buys bottled water when we are out. My kids and I know to fill up our reusable bottles before we leave the house.

I think there should be a large consumption tax on the individual sized plastic water bottles.

I prefer tap water to bottled water. One great benefit of tap water is the fluoride. According to my dentist, if you only drink bottled water then you should make sure you are using some sort of fluoride rinse.

In the US every day, all my life for over 50 years, its free!

I was raised drinking water from the faucet there was no bottled water when I was growing up.

Ours has a lot of minerals in it, so we buy bottled water and we also have a filter for the tap water.

Anonymous wrote:Nope. Evian only. Occasionally Volvic. French beauty secret. It’s their damn water. I look way younger than peers after 20 years on this regimen.

I’d bathe in Evian if I could afford it.

Oh please. I love Evian too and drink it all the time (but not exclusively). I certainly don't attribute my looking young to it.

Anonymous wrote:Nope. Evian only. Occasionally Volvic. French beauty secret. It’s their damn water. I look way younger than peers after 20 years on this regimen.

I’d bathe in Evian if I could afford it.

The french don't look young.

Nope. Evian only. Occasionally Volvic. French beauty secret. It’s their damn water. I look way younger than peers after 20 years on this regimen.

I’d bathe in Evian if I could afford it.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

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.

Or. the bottle water IS tap water.

Very often, yes.

Right. When the bottle says "Bottled from municipal water source..." and then the place, you've been had. If you're going to buy bottled water, buy spring water.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

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.

Or. the bottle water IS tap water.

Very often, yes.

Anonymous wrote:

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.

Or. the bottle water IS tap water.