believe me you dont want to do that
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Just don’t drink tap water period, at least if you live in the U.S.
Fluoride all over the shop.
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i drank tap water all my life, im fine at 27 yo, im bald at least, dont know if thats a side effect
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Ok Gex.
/ t e n
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You shouldn’t stay near nuclear reactors as well 
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Nuclear reactors are safe to live near as long as the company actually gives a toss about transparency and is serious about nuclear safety.
That and, at least in the U.S. as I can tell, they’re really rare to begin with. This despite being able to provide tons of power more cleanly than natural gas, solar or wind.
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its all have to due with money
the people in charge has stocks in the solar and wind items
even they were told nuclear is more cleaner and better
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Guess what most bottled water is?
Tap water in a plastic battle.
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theres products for that…
Also…
the fluoride make it taste better.
kinda
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I heard it hardens teeth, makes them more resistant to cavities, but it also comes with a host of other side effects. I’d have to look deeper into it, but it’s a bunch of garbage to begin with; I’d rather take care of my own teeth, not have the government dump industrial run-off into our water supply as a means of cheap disposal and say it’s for my own good.
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bottle of water.
i drinks that all the time.
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Microplastics, tho.
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I don’t know about the cleanly part.
Emissions? Yes. Toxic waste? Good lord, no
There’s a delicate balance of fluoride, which the water supply breaks. Too much can have the opposite effect of what is intended.
the plastic can be used to make rope/string.
the caps can be used to make funnels for cooking.
and the plastic chemicals only get in the water if i freeze the water.
not to mention, that plastic is being used to make low grade cement in certain areas around the world.
Ingesting it is not the greatest thing in the world… We are finding that to be true. The fluoride that hardens our teeth are meant to be spit out.
Right but we are finding that when plastics break down little flecks of it so small that we can breathe it in and cause damage 2 our lungs.
Plastics very well one day may be the asbestos of tomorrow… Or not we can’t see that far
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it takes a very long time for plastic too break down.
plus japans already making edible water bubbles
It does that’s why when I said tomorrow I mean thousands of years from now. It’s not our problem but it will be somebodies. But plastic dust is a problem now for some people. It’s not just a thousand year problem
Type microplastics into google. It’s already a problem
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