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How good is your tap water? Do you drink it regularly?

At home we drink from the tap and I think our water tastes great.

At work we have a big Deep Rock dispenser because the tap water in the office takes just slightly better than middle-of-nowhere-motel6-water.

After I run it thru the filter.

We have really good water.....I drink from the tap, I drink from the hose....but then, I have iron-clad guts......

I actually pour my tap water down nice breasts and into another cup - its a top secret filtering process. I selected Boobies.

mjeischen wrote:I actually pour my tap water down nice breasts and into another cup - its a top secret filtering process. I selected Boobies.

hey....an idea for a new video....

pbans wrote:We have really good water.....I drink from the tap, I drink from the hose....but then, I have iron-clad guts......

OMG. Culbertson, Nebraska hose water is the BEST!

Our tap water is terrible, it smells like a swamp.
They tell us it won't hurt us, but we don't touch it.

The tap water in the neighboring communities is better.

pbans wrote:

mjeischen wrote:I actually pour my tap water down nice breasts and into another cup - its a top secret filtering process. I selected Boobies.

hey....an idea for a new video....

For Paige's new water bottling company?

Tag line: Brisk, fresh, and cleavage is always included.

This time of year, the tap water is so cold it makes me teeth hurt.....but it's so good.......

I love hose water in the summer.......nothin' like it......

I think they say now drinking hose water will make your babies have three heads or something like that, but my kids turned out fine (well, as fine as one of my kids could be without therapy anyway).

pbans wrote:I love hose water in the summer.......nothin' like it......

There are multiple interpretations going through my head right now.

buffettbride wrote:I think they say now drinking hose water will make your babies have three heads or something like that, but my kids turned out fine (well, as fine as one of my kids could be without therapy anyway).

eh, I've been spade....so no worries.

Actually, our hose water is culinary....so it's the same stuff......but the neighboring town has pond water in their hose, I probably wouldn't drink that.....

LIPH wrote:

pbans wrote:I love hose water in the summer.......nothin' like it......

There are multiple interpretations going through my head right now.

My favorite hose water is also, coincidentally, the same small town in Nebraska where I was, um, deflowered.

Do you consider the water that comes out of the door on the fridge to be tap water?

If so, then yes, the tap water is what we drink.

And just to mess with the environment, I occasionally buy a case of plastic bottled water.

blackjack wrote:Do you consider the water that comes out of the door on the fridge to be tap water?

If so, then yes, the tap water is what we drink.

And just to mess with the environment, I occasionally buy a case of plastic bottled water.

Yes, that's tap water, it just goes through the fridge filter which I still consider tap. I suppose a Brita-like filter pitcher or a filter attached to the tap would also be considered be considered tap.

I think I mean non-bottled.

boobies


I usually drink bottled water - Don drinks the nasty stuff from the tap.

we have a poland spring cooler in our kitchen...drink nothing but that...unless it is in the middle of the night...I'll drink tap.
My kids know the difference...I've tried to trick them before..and they always know!

DAMN SKIPPY I drink tap water. ALWAYS!

I'll never EVER pay $2.00-$3.00 for ANY bottled water.

I DO, however run my tap water through a filter, and sometimes even boil it, but you'll see Larry buy a case of Landshark Beer before you see me buy bottled water.


Guy "Bud" Curran (1919-2008)

Nothing like ice-cold Mount Rainier tap water in January!!!

I'm on a well, and the water has a sulfur-ish tinge to it. We have a filter system, and when it's run through that and the fridge filter, it's ok to drink. The water pressure is so low though, that it takes like 5 minutes to fill a glass through the fridge filter.

For coffee and cooking, I'll use the sink water, cooking and/or heating it seems to get rid of the added flavor.

When we lived in town though, I'd drink the tap water.

So.... basically... boobies.