> If you want to make people stop using water bottles you have to improve the water going to their house. It's not that simple. The quality isn't the cause, th

> If you want to make people stop using water bottles you have to improve the water going to their house. It's not that simple. The quality isn't the cause, the cause is people's lack of trust in their water. It's not like you can just judge water quality by its color and taste. e.g., "Drinking water from 118 of 120 (!!!) locations tested across the US had levels of PFAS or arsenic above Consumer Report's recommended maximum, or detectable amounts of lead." [1] [1] https://www.consumerreports.org/water-quality/how-safe-is-our-drinking-water-a0101771201/ https://www.consumerreports.org/water-quality/how-safe-is-ou...