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kronas 02-03-2004 21:06

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Originally Posted by danielf
Round here tap water is perfectly usable for drinking/bathing/watering the lawn. Filtering and softening the water for bathing would be considered very odd...

im in agreement with jerrek here (never thought i would say that) if its filtered, then its proberbly much safer then tap water i did say earlier on, you dont know what exactly is in tap water, the water compaines provide a service, its about profits to them.

danielf 02-03-2004 21:12

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Originally Posted by kronas
im in agreement with jerrek here (never thought i would say that) if its filtered, then its proberbly much safer then tap water i did say earlier on, you dont know what exactly is in tap water, the water compaines provide a service, its about profits to them.

I think you are being a bit paranoid here. You don't know what is in bottled water either, and bottled water producers make profits as well. Water utilities are pretty well monitored. And, as someone mentioned earlier, the Dasani water is tap water (slightly more purified yes), but still tap water. Tap water in the UK is perfectly drinkable. You may not like the taste, but it will do you no harm.

Anyway, Jerrek said he was filtering it for bathing. I said that would be considered very odd here, as there is aboloutely no danger/discomfort associated with bathing in tap water.

kronas 02-03-2004 21:16

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Originally Posted by danielf
I think you are being a bit paranoid here.

im curious and paranoid, not a zombie who will take an excuse, i want facts, figures, evidence, breakdowns.



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Originally Posted by danielf
You don't know what is in bottled water either, and bottled water producers make profits as well. Water utilities are pretty well monitored.

with all the monitering/checking in the world it doesent stop fraud does it ?

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Originally Posted by danielf
And, as someone mentioned earlier, the Dasani water is tap water (slightly more purified yes), but still tap water. Tap water in the UK is perfectly drinkable. You may not like the taste, but it will do you no harm.

you cannot guarantee that, im not endorsing the 'designer drink' i think its just cheating people, but i am questiong the safety of tap water.

paulyoung666 02-03-2004 21:23

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Originally Posted by kronas
im in agreement with jerrek here (never thought i would say that) if its filtered, then its proberbly much safer then tap water i did say earlier on, you dont know what exactly is in tap water, the water compaines provide a service, its about profits to them.




but it is still not distilled is it ;)

bob_a_builder 02-03-2004 22:25

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the water compaines provide a service, its about profits to them.
And of course profits are a complete anathma to CokeCola :rolleyes:

downquark1 02-03-2004 22:28

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Originally Posted by Theodoric
You are quite right. Check out this site for the horrific dangers of the main chemical in tap water.

:rofl: :rofl: I was saving that for april fools day :mad:

Moox 02-03-2004 22:31

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Give me tap water here anyday. Yes the bottled water is treated again but why do they take it from downstream of a sewage treatment works outlet?

Alan Waddington 02-03-2004 22:32

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Originally Posted by downquark1
:rofl: :rofl: I was saving that for april fools day :mad:

I have a bottle of dihydrogen-peroxide in the kitchen right now :rofl:

Stuart 02-03-2004 22:48

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Originally Posted by kronas
you cannot guarantee that, im not endorsing the 'designer drink' i think its just cheating people, but i am questiong the safety of tap water.

Kronas, you cannot guarantee the safety of bottled water either. And, has been proved recently by Coca Cola, you can't guarantee you aren't getting tap water any way.

What do you drink?

Maggy 02-03-2004 22:54

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WTF?Arguing again? ABOUT WATER? :shrug:

You lot are NUTS. :rofl:

Stuart 02-03-2004 22:56

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Originally Posted by Incognitas
WTF?Arguing again? ABOUT WATER? :shrug:

You lot are NUTS. :rofl:

Life gets boring if you can't argue.... :rofl::rofl:

Seriously, I was just curious as to what kronas drank if he wouldn't drink water..

danielf 02-03-2004 22:59

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Originally Posted by Incognitas
WTF?Arguing again? ABOUT WATER? :shrug:

You lot are NUTS. :rofl:

You call that arguing???

I thought it was a very sensible discussion. About water yes, but still a sensible discussion :shrug:

Maggy 02-03-2004 23:03

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What's to discuss?I can understand politics,religion and sex but WATER?Get a grip. :pp

danielf 02-03-2004 23:07

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Originally Posted by Incognitas
What's to discuss?I can understand politics,religion and sex but WATER?Get a grip. :pp

Well, it started out with the slightly underhand motives of the coca cola company that sell purified tap water as 'designer water', and then some people remarked about not understanding why people buy bottled water, and then some people said they didn't like tap water. Same process as most other threads really...

At least we all know about water, as opposed to how your firewall can interact with your DHCP leasing...

Maggy 02-03-2004 23:12

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Originally Posted by danielf
Well, it started out with the slightly underhand motives of the coca cola company that sell purified tap water as 'designer water', and then some people remarked about not understanding why people buy bottled water, and then some people said they didn't like tap water. Same process as most other threads really...

At least we all know about water, as opposed to how your firewall can interact with your DHCP leasing...

Ok YOU arg errr...discuss about water,I'm off to find a slightly more riveting subject. :wavey:


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