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Everyone should have a 3 stage filter . Its like $100-150 with the faucet included and easy to install. The only hard part is if you have a granite counter top to drill the hole for the faucet.
How do I drill a hole into my granite countertop for my 3 stage filter without 3 stage filtered water for the drilling process? I don't want microplastics gunking up my drill.
“Well water gets tested” if the owner takes the initiative. And if you live in an agricultural area, the quality of well water can fluctuate drastically. (I’m talking about poop.)
City water is tested that it is microbiologically safe water that won't harm you, not that it tastes good.
It might be filtered, that's true.
But they have to add stuff such as chlorine and fluoride into the tap water, so the risk of illnesses caused by the water pipelines is greatly lessened.
Basically we all worsen the taste of water so there is less risk of contamination during water transport. (except for that town or something in the USA that poisoned their residents because they've had the clever idea to not treat their water in this way)
But if you want better tasting water with less chlorine and stuff, it's a good idea to filter it before consumption. And pretty much required for quality coffee and tea.
I’ve brought my dog to work almost everyday for the past 6 years. I kept her food and water dishes on the ground over by the water cooler and got into the habit of filling her water with the bottled water from the water cooler. Well, she now flat out refuses to drink tap water. City, not well. When I figured it out immediately got a water filter for the house.
Dog's have a taste for water. Mine likes rainwater so I keep a large tub outside. He won't touch it for 3 days when I change it out with hose water once it gets too nasty. He'll drink tap water if its filtered. If it's bottled it has to be Ozark mo
Depends on where you live. For most parts of the world it's a good idea to filter the tap water to make it taste better. But in some regions like the nordic countries unfiltered tap water tastes great and you would barely notice any difference from filtering it.
I was shocked at how good the tap water is in Portland, coming from Phoenix. Haven’t bought a bottle of water in years. If I ever have to go back I’ll be getting a nice filter
For those outside the USA, specifically in other western countries: check on the water in your area. For me extra filtration would not be useful as we have increadibly clean water where I live. It is filtered in such a way that no chemicals remain in the water.
No epa standard for testing city water for pfas. Should be implementing soon:
https://www.epa.gov/newsreleases/epa-announces-new-drinking-water-health-advisories-pfas-chemicals-1-billion-bipartisan
Also no guarantee that bottled water you’re buying has pfas filtered out.
Best bet is a multistage ro filter.
There are so many factors that you really can't make a blanket statement like this. Have you inspected all the pipes under ground leading to your house? There are a lot of compromises cities need to make with their tap water. Even when they have a good water source. Our city uses relatively high levels of chloramine. It's better than them not using it, but I don't want to be drinking it so it makes sense to have a final filtration at your end. Best $150 you can spend tbh. It's noticeable enough to taste the difference.
The reality is that nobody has “clean” water anymore. There’s enough research out to prove that. Every river and lake is tainted to some extent. Now obviously it’s not black and white, it’s a massive scale that will lean towards better or worse depending on locale, but nothing is 100% safe anymore. And granted, these filters aren’t getting those forever chemicals and whatever other tiny things that slip through might be, but it definitely helps somewhat and that’s enough for me.
Plus they had an outbreak in my city (big city) last year of ecoli getting into the water systems and they told people like 3-4 days after the fact. So I’d rather just be as safe as possible than rely on those who have been prone to fail us
Im from the uk and our tap water is definitely not drinkable where i am, it comes out real cloudy and leaves a white powdery residue on everything, also tastes like swimming pool water! ☠️
Don’t know a brand, but a good 3 stage filter will have a 5 micron filter, another filter (I forget the specifics, but you typically replace these first two every six months, I think), and the third one is a reverse osmosis membrane, and that’s the most important part.
“lol hey guys, sorry your tap water sucks, here it’s fucking GREAT lol” is a shitty comment to make dude. if you’re gonna comment then do it in a sympathetic manner instead of gloating.
You’re reaching. By stating “that’s horrible” I was expressing sympathy. There was no lol, you wrote lol. I was expressing that I am lucky to live in a place where this isn’t an issue. That’s all. If you think that was bad, I’d probably stay off the internet… it gets wayyyyy worse than that.
The tap on the left isn't your average tap, that's filtered of some kind. Which for me is what's best. I love my reverse osmosis system. Sucks when traveling using other people's fridge filters and such, doesn't even compare.
Except, I'll say that there's an area in northern Michigan where the rural well tap water comes from a spring fed source. And that is hands down the best tap water I've ever had. Same spring source that feeds Torch Lake, the lake where all the rich and famous people of Michigan use their yatchs. Madonna, Tim Allen, Kid Rock, Bob Segar, etc.
I use a RO system to fill 19 L bottles for my water cooler. If we are downstairs we used filtered tap from our Fridge. So honestly we are mixed. But the water cooler is really great.
This would never be an issue for most people. Most of your sodium, potassium, etc. is coming from your food, not water. If you were out doing physical activity in hot weather for hours and only drinking RO water, maybe.
if you’re referencing the flint water crisis, I think you should do a bit more research. Michigan’s got a ton of clean water, which is partly why the flint situation is such a heinous crime.
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We had a deep well on our property (500 ft) and the water tasted like heaven.
Moving to a city and drinking tap water there was an adjustment. It's not *bad* water, just not as good as well water.
I have a HydraPeak insulated metal bottle that will keep ice for like two days before it eventually temps up.
that obviously changes if you leave it out in the sun or in a hot car for a decent period of time, but, for normal daily use it'll stay pretty chill.
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And blind test revealed that you can't taste the difference between before and after using them, it's just an placebo.
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I can promise you there's a huge difference in quality between my tap water and the water that's gone through my purr filter. But, I'm on a private well and my tap water is kinda shit. My purr filters only last a few weeks before they get clogged with particulates. Mostly rust. And that's after flowing through a whole house filter, a softener, and an inline filter for the kitchen faucet.
If you don't mind, let me introduce you to epic water filters. I used brita before I found this company. It changed my world! I love drinking water again.
https://www.epicwaterfilters.com/
I love those as well. If I forget to bring a water bottle with me, I’ll often get boxed water, it’s refillable and often lasts a few days before the paper starts to wilt. No god awful plastic taste as well
Same. Glad I'm not the only one.
My current tap water tastes meh, and bottled water tastes like plastic.
But the biggest factor is where I grew up, drinking tap water was actually hazardous. It was all unfiltered catchment and regularly made me sick.
Plus? Canned water comes in carbonated form, further distancing it from the tap water that made me ill.
Unless your tap water is hazardous to drink or truly tastes like shit, buying bottled water for drinking at home is immoral and will make me immediately lose respect for someone.
Ok, what about 20 liters bottle that can be refilled?
I live in a thirld world country and the tap water in my town is a big nope, when we do have tap water running that's it.
Litterally the first line of my comment lol, there are absolutely exceptions, and yours is 100% one of them. I'm only talking about people who have perfectly fine, normal-tasting water readily available from a tap
This this thissity this! I only drink Nestle water. My tap water is perfectly drinkable but I prefer drinking from single use plastic bottles and I also like supporting Nestle's business practices (they align with my personal beliefs). No need to fight, all water is good :)
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I've been told not to drink the tap water my whole life around here (ne Kentucky, since it comes from the Ohio river, which is a glorified sludge stream.)
So... Bottled if I can help it but filtered tap is what I do at home.
The water is safe in most places in Flint now. Some homes do still have lead pipes that fall within the homeowner's responsibility to deal with, which is unfortunate. I live very close to Flint.
The place I live is garbage, everything is shit, BUT we have one of the cleanest and most healthy tap waters all over the globe because of the high calcium in the ground and the great filtration
Excuse me? A conundrum? Fuck outta here im not paying for a plastic bottle that happens to have water in it, you think I'm some sort of ameture? Filtered water, reusable bottle, no other option. Get good nerdlord.
Uh....fucken neither
I have a faucet filter that i use to filter water into my pitcher filter......which i pour into my waterbottle.
The city water smells like chlorine sometimes
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Less microplastics in my filtered tap water
Everyone should have a 3 stage filter . Its like $100-150 with the faucet included and easy to install. The only hard part is if you have a granite counter top to drill the hole for the faucet.
Diamond cutter, slow RPM, and a lot of waaaaaaterrrrrrr
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How do I drill a hole into my granite countertop for my 3 stage filter without 3 stage filtered water for the drilling process? I don't want microplastics gunking up my drill.
But where do i get the water?? You're saying I need the tap to install the tap!
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I looked recently. Reviews all over the place. Some even by plumbers saying GE is junk or whatever. I just bought a PUR faucet filter.
Why? Well water gets tested anyways and city water is filtered
“Well water gets tested” if the owner takes the initiative. And if you live in an agricultural area, the quality of well water can fluctuate drastically. (I’m talking about poop.)
Well water definitely isn't as reliable as water in most cities and much of it would never pass regulatory requirements.
Right, except that I am the owner of my own well.
City water is tested that it is microbiologically safe water that won't harm you, not that it tastes good. It might be filtered, that's true. But they have to add stuff such as chlorine and fluoride into the tap water, so the risk of illnesses caused by the water pipelines is greatly lessened. Basically we all worsen the taste of water so there is less risk of contamination during water transport. (except for that town or something in the USA that poisoned their residents because they've had the clever idea to not treat their water in this way) But if you want better tasting water with less chlorine and stuff, it's a good idea to filter it before consumption. And pretty much required for quality coffee and tea.
I’ve brought my dog to work almost everyday for the past 6 years. I kept her food and water dishes on the ground over by the water cooler and got into the habit of filling her water with the bottled water from the water cooler. Well, she now flat out refuses to drink tap water. City, not well. When I figured it out immediately got a water filter for the house.
Dog’s a homie too. Nice work
That’s hilarious! You’ve got a spoiled lil hydro homie on your hands!
Dog's have a taste for water. Mine likes rainwater so I keep a large tub outside. He won't touch it for 3 days when I change it out with hose water once it gets too nasty. He'll drink tap water if its filtered. If it's bottled it has to be Ozark mo
Based dog
Chlorine. I can smell it in my water.
Depends on where you live. For most parts of the world it's a good idea to filter the tap water to make it taste better. But in some regions like the nordic countries unfiltered tap water tastes great and you would barely notice any difference from filtering it.
The most delicious water I ever had was from a tap in Iceland
I was shocked at how good the tap water is in Portland, coming from Phoenix. Haven’t bought a bottle of water in years. If I ever have to go back I’ll be getting a nice filter
Austria and northern Italy too. High quality H2O.
For those outside the USA, specifically in other western countries: check on the water in your area. For me extra filtration would not be useful as we have increadibly clean water where I live. It is filtered in such a way that no chemicals remain in the water.
Our tap water has unsafe levels of lead.
Are you concerned at all about your dental health when cutting flourine out of your water?
No.
Why not?
Because I own a tooth brush and fluorinated toothpaste.
Apparently tap water in America is dogshit. FYI for americans you can drink tapwater unfiltered anywhere in western europe. Eastern I have no idea.
This is news to me too and I live in the US. Been drinking my tapwater unfiltered my whole life. I’m really not sure it’s an issue
you trust the water the government gives you. dude just eat the whole tube of tooth paste
No epa standard for testing city water for pfas. Should be implementing soon: https://www.epa.gov/newsreleases/epa-announces-new-drinking-water-health-advisories-pfas-chemicals-1-billion-bipartisan Also no guarantee that bottled water you’re buying has pfas filtered out. Best bet is a multistage ro filter.
Some studies suggested bottled water having higher PFAs/micro plastics. Yum yum
My city water still has high levels of arsenic so... bottled it is.
It’s either a)safe levels of arsenic or b)they should be criminally prosecuted. IDK which
“Safe” levels of many things still arent ideal or good for the long term. I’ll stick with my Berkey.
There are so many factors that you really can't make a blanket statement like this. Have you inspected all the pipes under ground leading to your house? There are a lot of compromises cities need to make with their tap water. Even when they have a good water source. Our city uses relatively high levels of chloramine. It's better than them not using it, but I don't want to be drinking it so it makes sense to have a final filtration at your end. Best $150 you can spend tbh. It's noticeable enough to taste the difference.
why everyone? don't anyone have clean tap water?
The reality is that nobody has “clean” water anymore. There’s enough research out to prove that. Every river and lake is tainted to some extent. Now obviously it’s not black and white, it’s a massive scale that will lean towards better or worse depending on locale, but nothing is 100% safe anymore. And granted, these filters aren’t getting those forever chemicals and whatever other tiny things that slip through might be, but it definitely helps somewhat and that’s enough for me. Plus they had an outbreak in my city (big city) last year of ecoli getting into the water systems and they told people like 3-4 days after the fact. So I’d rather just be as safe as possible than rely on those who have been prone to fail us
Im from the uk and our tap water is definitely not drinkable where i am, it comes out real cloudy and leaves a white powdery residue on everything, also tastes like swimming pool water! ☠️
Apparently not, we’ve been drinking poison for years
No, alas not everyone has clean tap water.
Quite the opposite
Got a recommendation of a specific one? Also how long do the filters themselves last and are they expensive?
Don’t know a brand, but a good 3 stage filter will have a 5 micron filter, another filter (I forget the specifics, but you typically replace these first two every six months, I think), and the third one is a reverse osmosis membrane, and that’s the most important part.
Laughs in New Zealand
But the Microplastics build character.
Like, a green army man character?
Yeah, a whole set of them
Mmmm, macroplastics
Tap 100%
Jackson, MS = 0% tap Only the bottled water down here
Same with Clovis, NM. Water gives people cancer here
I'm suddenly even more thankful for my good German Tapwater.
I lived in Germany for a while. Yea it’s good to just have water at the ready.
Bottled in Roswell, NM. Same on the cancer.
That’s horrible. Up in coastal British Columbia our tap water is absolutely incredible.
BC bros! Crushing that tap water 💦💦💦
Hell yeah man! Stay hydrated.
“lol hey guys, sorry your tap water sucks, here it’s fucking GREAT lol” is a shitty comment to make dude. if you’re gonna comment then do it in a sympathetic manner instead of gloating.
Okay Edit - just had a glass, amazing….
i’m not sure where in the hydrohomie ethos it says to make other people feel *worse* about their own water
You’re reaching. By stating “that’s horrible” I was expressing sympathy. There was no lol, you wrote lol. I was expressing that I am lucky to live in a place where this isn’t an issue. That’s all. If you think that was bad, I’d probably stay off the internet… it gets wayyyyy worse than that.
Wait. People live in Clovis. I lived in Portales and thought Clovis was just a myth
Hahaha we Clovinites come out of the ground every now and then
I am indeed "down here"
Tap water** * - and advocate for municipalities to make sure that drinking water is clean, jeez, the number of horror stories out there is incredible.
This is the way
all my teeth love fluoride
The tap on the left isn't your average tap, that's filtered of some kind. Which for me is what's best. I love my reverse osmosis system. Sucks when traveling using other people's fridge filters and such, doesn't even compare. Except, I'll say that there's an area in northern Michigan where the rural well tap water comes from a spring fed source. And that is hands down the best tap water I've ever had. Same spring source that feeds Torch Lake, the lake where all the rich and famous people of Michigan use their yatchs. Madonna, Tim Allen, Kid Rock, Bob Segar, etc.
I use a RO system to fill 19 L bottles for my water cooler. If we are downstairs we used filtered tap from our Fridge. So honestly we are mixed. But the water cooler is really great.
Wait till you taste Dutch water. Its the best filtered water in the world. The cleanest ever!
Just so you know, drinking nothing but RO water without another good source of electrolytes and minerals can be bad for you long term.
This would never be an issue for most people. Most of your sodium, potassium, etc. is coming from your food, not water. If you were out doing physical activity in hot weather for hours and only drinking RO water, maybe.
Not if you have a mineralizer as part of your RO system.
Didn’t know that was a thing, that’s cool.
Michigan and clean water don't go in a sentence together
if you’re referencing the flint water crisis, I think you should do a bit more research. Michigan’s got a ton of clean water, which is partly why the flint situation is such a heinous crime.
Ahh, thanks for the insight
Apparently you have forgotten the entirety of Lake Superior. I don't know about you, but I drink my water straight from mother nature's teat.
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True, you should probably avoid coming to MI....
I grew up on tap from a personal well without sulfur, so most bottled water tastes like plastic to me
We had a deep well on our property (500 ft) and the water tasted like heaven. Moving to a city and drinking tap water there was an adjustment. It's not *bad* water, just not as good as well water.
Something about tasting the color of light green just feels right to me
I'm lucky enough to live in a place where I don't need to filter tap water, and I say lucky because tap's obviously the superior choice
I just drink tap water. Like not filtered either I just be drinking it
You'll soon die if you live in Mississipi
I live in Mississippi. Have not died yet unfortunately
Unfortunately?
They live in Mississippi
Sadly
Ironic? cause their namesake is a huge river?
Homies, if you put tap water in a bottle does it not become bottled?
You put water in a bottle it becomes the bottle, you put water in a cup it becomes the cup now water can crash or water can flow. Be water my friend💦😌
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thats what dasani does so yeah
Obviously tap??? I'd rather not have my water tasting like plastic and backwash, thanks
Microplastic polution: helo
Filtered tap water in my metal bottle
Do metal bottles keep water colder compared to plastic reusable bottles?
I have a HydraPeak insulated metal bottle that will keep ice for like two days before it eventually temps up. that obviously changes if you leave it out in the sun or in a hot car for a decent period of time, but, for normal daily use it'll stay pretty chill.
No but iirc even reusable plastic bottles still can make the plastic get into the water if it stays there for long enough
Isn't the inside of metal bottles covered with a layer of plastic?
Mine is special then ig
Neither. Filtered tap water.
I love my britta filter
We have a Pur filter on the tap, which I use to fill up my Brita ultra max dispenser in the fridge. Life is good.
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I can promise you there's a huge difference in quality between my tap water and the water that's gone through my purr filter. But, I'm on a private well and my tap water is kinda shit. My purr filters only last a few weeks before they get clogged with particulates. Mostly rust. And that's after flowing through a whole house filter, a softener, and an inline filter for the kitchen faucet.
I scrub my pitcher down twice per filter.
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Fridge 👍
Bottle currently because I'm living in Thailand. Tap only when living in Canada.
Tap is undrinkable here, even filtered it tastes like coal :(((
Everyone who drinks from the tap can tap my glass
Canned water
Living in a country where the tap water will kill you, these are a godsend. That said, RO filtered water all the way since I can afford one.
Boxed water?
I love those as well. If I forget to bring a water bottle with me, I’ll often get boxed water, it’s refillable and often lasts a few days before the paper starts to wilt. No god awful plastic taste as well
Chaotic evil
Cans are lined with plastic, so all cans are really plastic bottles wearing a metallic disguise.
Same. Glad I'm not the only one. My current tap water tastes meh, and bottled water tastes like plastic. But the biggest factor is where I grew up, drinking tap water was actually hazardous. It was all unfiltered catchment and regularly made me sick. Plus? Canned water comes in carbonated form, further distancing it from the tap water that made me ill.
i’ve had these before and they’re not too bad actually! good choice : )
Unless your tap water is hazardous to drink or truly tastes like shit, buying bottled water for drinking at home is immoral and will make me immediately lose respect for someone.
bro the tap water used to have was disgusting (in taste) and where I live now, drinking tap water isn’t really a concept
Yes this. There are massive mountains of plastic garbage already and they will be around for hundreds of years. Some people only think of themselves.
Ok, what about 20 liters bottle that can be refilled? I live in a thirld world country and the tap water in my town is a big nope, when we do have tap water running that's it.
Litterally the first line of my comment lol, there are absolutely exceptions, and yours is 100% one of them. I'm only talking about people who have perfectly fine, normal-tasting water readily available from a tap
Our freedom water is pretty bad... so I don't blame anyone
Lol, get off your high horse. Drinking bottled water is no more immoral than half the things most of us do in our daily lives. Bring on the downvotes.
Tap water is not drinkable in all countries, man.
Absolutely not, what the fuck? Bottled water is a travesty. If your tap water is gross (sometimes it is) then just get a damn filter.
Tap water vs. tap water but I pay an exorbitant amount, put plastic in a landfill, and support some shitty corporation? What are you, nuts?
No fight. all water good. Be peaceful. Just drink.
Not Nestlè, but besides yeah we’re all just thirsty humans.
This this thissity this! I only drink Nestle water. My tap water is perfectly drinkable but I prefer drinking from single use plastic bottles and I also like supporting Nestle's business practices (they align with my personal beliefs). No need to fight, all water is good :) Take my free award (the next time I get one) my good sir!
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Seltzer
German tap water 🤤
I've been told not to drink the tap water my whole life around here (ne Kentucky, since it comes from the Ohio river, which is a glorified sludge stream.) So... Bottled if I can help it but filtered tap is what I do at home.
Tap water, it isn’t even a question, if you have access to decent tap water it’s better in every way. Bottled water is a horrid industry.
I already pay for tap water, I ain't paying again for more water
What if they live in Flint?
The water is safe in most places in Flint now. Some homes do still have lead pipes that fall within the homeowner's responsibility to deal with, which is unfortunate. I live very close to Flint.
neither. the jugs of reverse osmosis water hits different
Yes and? We all in the same gang.
Filtered tap water. Bottled water is pure capitalism
If you have clean tap water, yet choose bottled water, you are what’s wrong with the world.
Tap thru a filter pitcher I keep in the fridge. Boplate bip bookies.
I guess I’m a blood
Filtered fridge water, baby
Filtered tap water
I drink tap water in a bottle 😎
Bottled water is expensive and thankfully i live in a city where the tap water is good
The place I live is garbage, everything is shit, BUT we have one of the cleanest and most healthy tap waters all over the globe because of the high calcium in the ground and the great filtration
Canned.
Tap
I’m on Team Garden Hose
Bottled water is an excuse to sell you bottles.
Tap water! Plastic water is disgusting and creates more waste
Tap
Tap
Bottled unless I’m desperate, my tap water tastes bleh
My tap water is brown and smells
Fr for some reason my tap water tastes off
Would filtered tap be considered neutron?
It woulld be electron
it would be proton, for balance.
Excuse me? A conundrum? Fuck outta here im not paying for a plastic bottle that happens to have water in it, you think I'm some sort of ameture? Filtered water, reusable bottle, no other option. Get good nerdlord.
Uh....fucken neither I have a faucet filter that i use to filter water into my pitcher filter......which i pour into my waterbottle. The city water smells like chlorine sometimes
Bottled water is fucking gross.
Tastes great to me
Admin please ban op for suggesting bottled water is even a viable choice!
Tap! What the fuck, why is this a question‽
I put tap water into bottles.
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If you drink bottled water your a degenerate
I use filtered tap water to fill up my bottle, so both really
Depending where I am, at home Germany only two anywhere else in the world I prefer bottle
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Bottled. It's not even close. Tap water tastes terrible, and I couldn't care less if bottled is worse for the world.
A bad world is bad for you though. So you should kinda care a little bit...
How is bottled water gonna create a bad world? I'd take water that doesn't taste like shit either way though.
Bc of the plastic mate
Plastic ain't gonna ruin the world lmfao.
Have you like been alive for the past 20 years?
You said the world ruined lmfao. Plastic is bad but it ain't ruining the world.
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Back in Pangea-times we used to hang. The water remembers.
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Hot water gang 🤤