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Do you drink tap water?

It tastes fine at my house, but at other people's houses, it usually tastes awful to me.

This part is the same for me, I tried drinking it at my friends house and it just isn't the same haha.

A long time ago I bought a huge bottle of bottled water and whenever I finish that I just refill it with tap water, but only at my house. I never drink tap water anywhere else as it just isn't the same.
 
Oh no. Of course not. I'm a picky eater and I'm also a picky drinker. I am especially very picky about what kind of water I drink. Since I'm a person who is dependent on repetition, I always drink Arrowhead Spring water and if the grocery store doesn't have it, I get very upset, so I end up drinking Coca Cola or I make due with chocolate milk (because I hate drinking plain milk).

Not to mention, we don't have those filter things to put on our tap water and there's a lot of mold on the thing anyway, so I would feel disgusted at the thought of drinking from the tap.
 
Bottled water probably is just as bad or worse as tap water...
I just drink tap water. Its quicker, free (sorta), has fluoride, and won't end up in a landfill. We don't even have a filter (but you can't avoid the stuff like lead that you don't want in it, its still effects your skin when you bathe in it, ew).
I think about the pipe thing too, sounds gross, but I feel like the pipes are cleaner than I think. The water looks clear and clean.
 
I would love to drink tap water, but we have a well and it's cleaner than the last well we had but still not good. So *sigh* I am forced to drink bottled water if I want to drink water. And bottled water still has all of the estrogen, etc that go into the water because filters cannot get it out. Plus bacteria can get into the bottles if they are old, etc. So it really doesn't matter if you drink tap water or bottled (unless you have well water).
 
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