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It's the same people who think they need to filter water in places like America or Europe. I drink chilled tap water. Tastes great and there isn't a problem. Y
by freitzkriesler2 4y ago
It's the same people who think they need to filter water in places like America or Europe.
I drink chilled tap water. Tastes great and there isn't a problem.
You know what tastes gross to me? Filtered water.
- ars 4y agoYou need to travel more. Many places have really bad tasting water. It might be safe but it's basically undrinkable without filtering.
- freitzkriesler2 4y agoI've lived extensively in America (12 different states), Canada, the UK, Ireland, Spain, Germany, France, Italy, Greece, Japan, Korea, Australia, and New Zealand. The tap water tasted fine in everyone one of them. ¯ \ _ ( ツ ) _ / ¯ The most disgusting water I taste consistently is from a plastic bottle. In your defense, there's a big difference between room temp, tap cold, and chilled water. At room temp there is a flavor of water. Chilled with ice or a fridge mutes flavors. If you did a blind taste test of chilled tap and "filtered" chilled water you wouldn't be able to tell a difference. Consequently, if you did the same test at room temp, you'd find both to have bad flavors.
- ars 4y agoI hate cold water (cool water is nice though). So that doesn't work for me. Also, when you fill a pitcher of water and let it stand, the chlorine evaporates, so you don't actually like chlorine - you always make sure to remove it :)
- elecush 4y ago"in places like <contintent> or <other contintent>"
- Cthulhu_ 4y agoWe've got a water filter for one of our cats, the de-mineralization really does a number on the flavor. Some of the best water I've had came from a tap at a campsite close to a water source. Said water source was drinkable too, straight from the river.