Besides, at least here in Germany you can always get the latest lab reports right from the website of your local "Wasserwerke". Examples: - Munich https://www

Besides, at least here in Germany you can always get the latest lab reports right from the website of your local "Wasserwerke". Examples: - Munich https://www.swm.de/privatkunden/m-wasser/qualitaet.html https://www.swm.de/privatkunden/m-wasser/qualitaet.html (the 1st PDF link) - Nuremberg https://www.n-ergie.de/privatkunden/produkte/wasser/analysewerte.html https://www.n-ergie.de/privatkunden/produkte/wasser/analysew... (click on the map, starts an interactive map, Flash unfortunately, from which the values for the four different areas they provide water for are available) - Berlin http://www.bwb.de/content/language1/html/3255.php http://www.bwb.de/content/language1/html/3255.php I knew a woman who was a water engineer at the local waterworks. She drank nothing but tap water. You can trust a product when the engineers that made it use it. . On the other hand, I spent some time in Russia and in Ukraine. I don't remember all the places any more, but I think the worst was in Odessa, Ukraine - an incredibly beautiful city that I fervently recommend visiting (even for someone who used to live in the Presidio in San Francisco) - where I would not even brush my teeth with the water. I had tried to use it to prepare pasta, the result was disgusting. Those pasta went into the trash.