Is it neccessary or important to allow the water to run for a certain time period before you fill your glass and drink tap water?
Is it neccessary or important to allow the water to run for a certain time period before you fill your glass and drink tap water?
Is it neccessary or important to allow the water to run for a certain time period before you fill your glass and drink tap water?
No.Is it neccessary or important to allow the water to run for a certain time period before you fill your glass and drink tap water?
The only place I didn't drink the tap water unless I was crazy hung over was NB. The water there was not clear. It was really gross.
The only place I didn't drink the tap water unless I was crazy hung over was NB. The water there was not clear. It was really gross.
The way I hear it, the areas that have breweries and paint factories usually have the best tap water. There is a need for better water quality needed for those particular products.Been drinking tap water in Hudson County for years. No issues.
Freshmen year when I moved into the dorms at RU, i was disgusted at the taste of NB tap water. It had a weird "bloody" smell and taste to it. I wonder if there's too much iron in there. Only drank bottled water on campus from then on.
Back to tap water after I graduated.
Get pragmatic. Think how much better your coffee is going to taste if you use filtered(not distilled) water to make it.
Is it neccessary or important to allow the water to run for a certain time period before you fill your glass and drink tap water?
filters are fine, *but* you must be careful to clean them regularly.Get pragmatic. Think how much better your coffee is going to taste if you use filtered(not distilled) water to make it.
I assume that's New Brunswick NJ NIRH?…Jeez, I wonder why.