In a situation where the water is recycled effectively and we have massive stores of it far in excess of what we need? Yes. That's the whole point of modern wa

In a situation where the water is recycled effectively and we have massive stores of it far in excess of what we need? Yes. That's the whole point of modern water systems in the US -- that we're very wealthy and water cycles anyway, so why not cycle it a little faster if it makes us happy? In the US, our troubles with water stem from corruption from people meant to be maintaining the system and inefficient agriculture. Personal consumption is well covered.