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In my many decades on Earth, I have never, ever heard of anyone, anywhere, experiencing any illness borne specifically from a water cooler that didn't get used
by iwanttocomment 4y ago
In my many decades on Earth, I have never, ever heard of anyone, anywhere, experiencing any illness borne specifically from a water cooler that didn't get used enough or from contamination of the short water line from a residential pipe to a refrigerator ice maker or dispenser.
It is literally bizarre to hear someone try to question the average "5 gallon jug of water" or a "residential water line" as something that can be potentially harmful in generic, except due to some sort of ludicrous edge case, when water jugs or refrigerator water lines have been used by literally billions of people across continents for decades.
What is even up with this kind of comment? How did you become "anti water line to an ice maker"? Do you work for Nestle, or Coca-Cola?
- yakak 4y ago> Do you work for Nestle, or Coca-Cola? Of course not, they leave still water in freshly manufactured plastic bottles.. Heathens¹. I don't see what's odd about considering water contamination the way I do using water flow as a measure for disgust in comparison to buying plastic bottles to have less regulated water in some misguided sanitary-sealing concept of disgust. [1]: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31878152/ https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31878152/