Can you drink the water from your tap? I’m from Sweden and here people mostly just drink from the tap eaven at restaurants when you ask for water but it seems like Americans drink a lot of bottled water or substitutes water with other stuff
In my area, (central Alabama) most people don’t drink the tap water as a daily thing. We either use filtered water from fridges or water filters, or we drink bottled water. Our water has a HIGH mineral concentration including limestone. Multiple pets in my area have died or gone into kidney failure from prolonged exposure to our tap water because once limestone enters the body it never leaves. So in my area no, but it other states, definitely.
I am an American living in Europe and I started drinking only water as my beverage in my late 30's. Gave up caffeine as well. It was hard cutting off all the stuff which was a big part of my upbringing but I feel so much better in my body. Now I have children who haven't even tried any other colorful beverages besides water and feel so proud of them when they just ask for water in restaurants instead of spritsie drinks.
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Can you drink the water from your tap? I’m from Sweden and here people mostly just drink from the tap eaven at restaurants when you ask for water but it seems like Americans drink a lot of bottled water or substitutes water with other stuff
it depends on how filtered the tap is, but to answer your question, yes we can
In my area, (central Alabama) most people don’t drink the tap water as a daily thing. We either use filtered water from fridges or water filters, or we drink bottled water. Our water has a HIGH mineral concentration including limestone. Multiple pets in my area have died or gone into kidney failure from prolonged exposure to our tap water because once limestone enters the body it never leaves. So in my area no, but it other states, definitely.
Whenever I make lemonade or tea I normally would use tap! But yes bottled water is preferred.
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@@MandaAndrea Makes sense, thanks for the answer and thanks to everyone else for the answers
I am an American living in Europe and I started drinking only water as my beverage in my late 30's. Gave up caffeine as well. It was hard cutting off all the stuff which was a big part of my upbringing but I feel so much better in my body. Now I have children who haven't even tried any other colorful beverages besides water and feel so proud of them when they just ask for water in restaurants instead of spritsie drinks.
Goals!!! That is amazing ❤️