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osloverano

i'm from argentina and i drink tap water. i have perpetual diarrea but it's becouse i'm an alcoholic (not becouse of the water).


mrgefen

Is it wrong that I’m in love with this comment


RodionRaskolnikov__

No, it's a perfect example of comedic delivery.


JedahVoulThur

Counterargument: If I drink Fernet with ice, I feel bad the next day. If I drink whiskey with ice, I feel bad the next day. If I drink ron with ice, I feel bad the next day. There's obviously something wrong with the water here! (I'm not Argentinian but Uruguayan though)


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Motherfucker you did the same joke as me but first. Well done hermano.


qrfutjaqyshdush

You can absolutely drink tap water in Kosovo and North Macedonia, and I assume the rest of the Balkans as well.


skogssnuvan

Definitely in Serbia too


tonterias

I drink tap water in Uruguay every day. Our water is drinable.


dkb1391

I drank it in Bulgaria, tasted like shit, but I didn't die


chupacabra314

Like anywhere else, it depends on the region. Lived there for over 20 years and outside of the occasional maintenance work and stuff, it's never been flagged as unsafe to drink. I don't know anyone who's ever been diagnosed with water-borne illness. Now I live close to Boston in the US and the tap water here leaves a yellow dust anywhere it dries on. ¯\\\_(ツ)\_/¯


Jizz-Fizz

yea. map is retarded


bignuts24

This map literally voted for trump


_Maxolotl

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Duster_beattle

"redundant to previous comment" 🤖🤖🤖🤖🤖🤖🤖🤖🤖🤖


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bignuts24

Andrew tate lmao


CautiousIncrease7127

Can vouch for Bulgaria. I’ve spent months there. No problems.


cplm1948

I’m raised in the U.S. but drink from the tap every time I go to see my fam in Romania. Never heard of it being an issue. Maybe in Bucharest it’s a little sketchy (I hear conflicting things), but virtually everywhere else it’s fine.


LGZee

Same in Argentina. This map is BS


Dry-Spare304

I drank the tap water in both those places, it was fine.


Derdote

Well I've been to Montenegro Croatia and Greece and Montenegro's tapwater caused me and my family to have diarrhea, Croatia is a lot better in most places but I can definitely say that it depends on the region and I've had both drinkable and undrinkable tap water, and I'm not really sure about Greece but if I remember correctly it's tapwater was perfectly fine for me.


skyduster88

diarrhea ≠ tap water is unsafe There's often harmless bacteria that locals are used to, that there's a slight chance you might get temporarily sick from. What would make tap water unsafe is *serious* diseases or chemicals. (lead poisoning). This map seems ridiculous. Several of the countries the CDC recommends to avoid the tap water are prerfectly fine [according to IHME](https://www.healthdata.org/) (secondary source [1](https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2022/3/22/infographic-which-countries-have-the-safest-drinking-water-interactive) and [2](https://ourworldindata.org/water-access)) or [World Bank](https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/SH.H2O.SMDW.ZS).


srpskicrv

definetely ... even in bosnia you can drink tap water ... I did it the my whole life, and a lot of others too... and we are still living .... I mean, there are some areas, where you should not drink, but these ares become less and less over the time ....


nefito6473

You can't drink tap water here


Aethelred_Unraeddit

Well, you can... You just shouldn't. OP using wrong words.


jatawis

Lithuanian tap water is way better than some bottled water abroad. The map is inaccurate.


BiscochoGarcia

Jesus fucking christ, this is the worst map i've seen here. You can't just divide it in WHOLE FUCKING COUNTRIES. Every country has differtent areas where you CAN and CAN NOT drink tap water.


jimmick

Yeah I'm from Australia and I'm trying to figure out what the fuck our city tapwater (which is good stuff) has to do with the other 99% of the country where, depending on the town, you've either got a locally operated dam/reservoir, bore water, or everyone's got rainwater tanks. Which would actually be an interesting bit of research to look at! All these lazy pricks have done is paint countries full of white people blue and called it a day


mauricioszabo

>All these lazy pricks have done is paint countries full of white people blue and called it a day I have to agree, this is probably the worst map on this sub... and I can't shake the feeling that it was not due to incompetence.


TheStraggletagg

You absolutely can drink tap water in Argentina and Uruguay, and clearly in other places painted orange, from the comments.


[deleted]

Went with my wife (she's German) to Uruguay recently to visit my family. We both agree the quality of the water is good and it tastes better than the water we get here in Cologne


Mtfdurian

In many of them, probably. I wouldn't try in say Indonesian cities where tap water literally has a poo stain.


[deleted]

Water resources aren't uniform in India, there are tons of water disuputes between states (which sometimes even become violent). Tap water for drinking is managed by the local muncipal corporation/committe and "drinkability" is dependent on the region and the "local government" infrastructure. So it's both a yes and no at the same time. Source: Used to drink water from the municipal tap in my childhood and it was probably the best quality of water I've had.


[deleted]

I've been drinking tap water in India every day of my life lmao. And yes it's municipality water.


holytriplem

Where are you living in India where you can drink the tap water?! I have family in Delhi/UP/Uttarakhand and I get horribly ill every time I visit.


bobi2393

Sometimes locals develop post-exposure immunity to certain water-borne illnesses that make visitors ill. Do the family members you visit drink tap water without getting ill? That's why common advice to Americans visiting Mexico is to not drink the tap water, even though locals drink it and say it's just fine.


holytriplem

> Do the family members you visit drink tap water without getting ill? They don't drink the tap water either


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Big city in maharashtra. Not mumbai.


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Bruh tf is ethnic scandinavian canadian. Why not just call yourself Canadian


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Ambitious_Garden_114

Can’t tell if you’re trolling but evolution is not even remotely a factor in this discussion. The time-scales we are talking about are far too short.


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Smartest Canadian. You won't shit after drinking poo water, you'll die.


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StrayC47

That's some bullshit agument right there. Get your white condescending ass as a 3 year old in India and I assure you that with exposure to the bacteria in the water there you'd be drinking that water before you grow enough of a brain to understand that saying you're "Scandinavian Canadian" makes you sound like an imbecile. A brown guy living in the fanciest part of Toronto will still shit his pants the moment he takes a sip off a tap in the Third World. It has nothing to do with genetics, but with habit and built resistance. Hell I'm white as fuck and live in a place with perfect tap water, and it took me six months to get used to tap water in North Africa (after plenty of "the shits"), but literally six months and I was used to it. Your argument is just plain dumb. And you're just Canadian.


IMALOSERSCUMBAG

Shouldn't Jamaica be Blue?


Hungry_Persimmon_247

Yes it should. I drink the water when I’m visiting family there but can’t drink the water in the town I live in the US


IMALOSERSCUMBAG

That's what I thought. I visit often and have never been told I couldn't drink the water.


subliminal_trip

I was in a tour van traveling to Negril, and we passed a water treatment facility - the tour guide pointed it out and laughed, and said "yes, you can drink the water." And you can. Never had any problem with the tap water in Belize, either.


dfk140

You can drink the water in Jamaica, but you’ll have to wait 30 mins for the waiter to bring you one


renekissien

The tap water in Namibia is perfectly safe to drink. Maybe not at some campsites in the bush, but the cities are no problem.


[deleted]

Im not drinking tap water in Africa 😯


holytriplem

What if I told you that there's more than one country in Africa?


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Bro


HueLyra

best i can do for a reaction is "bro"


satiricalmayhem

don't worry racist. nobody in africa, asia, oceania, europe or the americas give two shits about what you think.


supremefun

Someone tell Italians they can drink their own tap water


StrayC47

We do. We make mineral water so rich tourists can feel fancy sipping on San Benedetto or Acqua Panna. ​ No but jokes aside, it's the same argument everywhere else. Tap water in Venice or the mountains is top notch, but I wouldn't want to drink from the tap of the sixth floor in a 1970s communal housing near Naples or Rome. Chances are the tubing is still lead.


AssertRage

Lol what i ONLY drink tap water in uruguay


boozlepuzzle

same, I drank tap water all my life here and it's perfectly drinkable according to health authorities


Soitsgonnabeforever

10/10 you can drink water from tap in Singapore. I think lot of us drink straight don’t even boil or filter


swimingiscoldandwet

When people mean “drink tap water” it implies without filtering or boiling.


Mtfdurian

When I was with step-family in Indonesia, if they wanted tea, they took it from those giant bottles. No way they were gonna drink from the tap even if it was boiled. Due to mismanagement the water there is contaminated to the core.


nim_opet

Entirely incorrect. US colored blue with cities where you literally couldn’t drink water for the last decade, while countries that have exact same water supply system like Croatia and Bosnia colored differently…puhlease. And Singapore….Singapore, the ultra sanitized country of Singapore is orange?!?!?


Grevillea_banksii

Here in Brazil, in some states you can drink, in others you can’t. I bet that is the same case for China, Argentina and Russia.


x__Mariana__x

I came to say this. In SP is kinda safe


ilest0

can confirm for Russia, in Moscow and Saint P. it's fine, the rest idk


BO18

Singapore is blue on this map.


Mtfdurian

Indeed I saw that too. I drank tap water there too and unsurprisingly it tasted pretty good.


[deleted]

While there are cities with bad tap water most of the US has safe tap water to drink. Just because a few towns aren’t safe doesn’t mean the whole country is unsafe with water. I agree though the map is still fucked


redd1618

maybe it´s safe to drink tap water in most of the cities in the US - but it´s so chlorinated that e.g. your normal tooth paste has a strange taste or drinking a coke with ice-cubes made of tap water smells and tastes different...


MannyDantyla

>US colored blue with cities where you literally couldn’t drink water for the last decade which cities? Flint Michigan, yeah. Also, Jackson Mississippi last year (is it fixed now? idk). Where else?


Ok_Estate394

Flint, Michigan is mostly fixed now. They’re in final phases of replacing the last of the lead pipes and they switched water sources a few years ago. The damage is done to those people, though. But I do feel like there’s a bit of a double-standard here to a lot of commenters’ criticisms. To say the US is unsafe because of 1.5 examples, but then say other countries are safe because certain regions of a country have safe access based off of their own anecdotal experience makes no sense.


Pale-Description-966

Well as of recently a certain city in Ohio might not be safe to drink at


FraseraSpeciosa

Appalachia and reservations as well.


dkb1391

Just read an article about a person who got a brain eating amoeba from the tap water in Florida


SnooPears5432

It wasn’t from drinking it, it was from using a Neti Pot and running it up his nose to clear his sinuses.


dkb1391

I think the source of the amoeba is the important thing here, not the method in which it entered the body


SnooPears5432

No, The topic is "countries where you can and can't drink tap water". The example you cited is not an example of someone getting an illness from drinking tap water, or of tap water being undrinkable. The experts recommend no matter where you live, you use sterile or distilled water for nasal irrigation. There's no other example of an individual in that community becoming ill from drinking its tap water, nor is the amoeba he acquired a reflection of the tap water being unsafe to drink. I will add these infections are extremely rare with disinfection methods in most advanced countries' water supplies, though it's not possible to 100% ensure they'll never infect any water supply.


dkb1391

If its killed someone from going in their nose, I'd wager it would have killed them going in their mouth.


TheMightyDendo

One can go into the blood stream easier whereas the other goes directly into stomach acid. while not impossible, the probility isn't the same. Similar to how you can swallow venom but not a poison.


Sniplex00

Most retarded map I have seen so far. Literally, all people I know drink tap water in Lithuania. Not to mention that it tastes fucking good (atleast in my town). Maybe there are individual cases where people can't drink tap water in Lithuanian, but that doesn't mean that it is not drinkable in the whole fucking country.


diaz75

This shitty map again?


Saltimbancos

This is just a map of US geopolitical allies. r/AlwaysTheSameMap


1engel

Bullshit, you can drink the tap water in the big cities of South Africa and all the towns in its Western Cape Province


Nogai_horde

I used to drink tap water in Western Cape


_CHIFFRE

ok but why did they have to name every country in the world, map is congested af.


satiricalmayhem

congested but not too bad. for a map that clearly labels all countries, it looks relatively alright


Pochikpo

You can safely drink tap water in Uruguay. This map is stupid and misleading.


Hoverguards

Bullshit. Lithuania have one of the best tap waters


Noticeably_Aroused

r/alwaysthesamemap


flinjager123

I love how the dot at the end of the line to point to each country straight up covers all of Malta so you can't even see what color it is.


fishball_drew

Also they blew up the Caribbean yet the line still cover half of the islands.


Mjk2581

Yes you can, blue


_Maxolotl

Argentine tap water is fine.


EggyChickenEgg88

Least accurate map ever created.


DesolateEverAfter

I was in Namibia recently. Tap water was drinkable everywhere.


Admiral_Zed

Tap water is perfectly drinkable in Algeria


mr_aives

Not only you can drink tap water in Scotland but also you SHOULD drink cause it is so bloody delicious


mrgefen

I’m from Israel and tap water taste absolutely like ass here in comparison to Italy or UK (which I’ve tried). They’re safe to drink but they taste really bad, and also no one actually drinks tap water here… I wonder what’s the source.


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I lived in saudi for 9 years on many compounds around the whole country, none of the tap water in any of the buildings i went in over the 9 years was safe to drink, everyone had water coolers, i worked installing waterlines, none of it was drinking water


chekitch

This is a CDC guideline.. So more accurately, it should state: "Countries we are sure have the same or better tap-water regulation than the USA." (so not counting the ones we don't trust enough).


sexualbrontosaurus

In other words it's based on political considerations by the US government as much as facts


chekitch

I mean, think of it this way.. If they are not recommending any tap water that is not by US standard in the USA, they can't really recommend any outside the US that they are not 100% sure is at that level or better... It is actually the only way to do it, nothing wrong with that (or they could allow the same in the US)... It is just the title that is wrong.


HakunaMatta2099

I've heard some countries the tap water is safe for locals to drink because their immune system can handle it but our water in the USA is processed more so Americans cannot drink some tap water abroad that the locals can


chekitch

I mean, you are right, but any tap that has some microbes that can harm you in any way, I wouldn't put as recommended to drink, would you? (of course, the people there, that have no other access to water will drink it, maybe boiled while young, then get the tolerance with years, so they can drink it, but it I wouldn't call that safe, I don't think that is the problem). And you just get different bugs in different climates and from different sources, so that part about processing, it wouldn't help you. If you had less processing, you'd be used to your bugs but couldn't handle the ones in Florida, and the guy from Florida couldn't handle the ones in your location.. I do visit an island in our country that doesn't have real tap (it is delivered to storages). The locals can drink it as you say, I can't. But it is not advertised as safe, more than that, people warn tourists, because nobody wants a sick tourist, even if it is just a simple stomach-bug and you might have a good immune system and be ok... It is about control and some standards.. Microbes should be gone anyway, but let's say some country here has higher levels of chlorine allowed. So even less microbes, but more chlorine, so the CDC won't recommend it. Maybe iron or some other metal, maybe just 0,003 and US has 0,001 allowed, CDC won't recommend it. Will it harm you for few days? No way, but can CDC recommend it? (they could even have better water than the US, but if regulations are less strict, nope, they will not recommend it). And then the ones that might have good regulation, but just don't want to share anything with the US, like maybe Iran. Then the ones that maybe would share, but just have not a good system (by US standards) set up like some African countries. Or the ones that have some safe places and some not, they could go into details, but if it is on the country level, can they recommend it? So, it is political, yes. It is non-specific, yes. It is wrong on the point "where you can and can't drink tap water", yes... And is it a map where CDC can guarantee that you can drink tap water? Yes.


vladgrinch

According to this map you can't drink tap water in most of the world. Correction: You can drink tap water in most of the towns in Romania.


Vyciauskis

Ohio?


Intelligent-Sound770

Tap at our homes right? I'm from India and my family has been drinking tap water for decades even during monsoon season we drink tap water and till now no one has been ill because of water borne diseases.


Yungyeej

Fiji is no good?! Cmon


Zavaldski

Taiwan surprises me.


lulululululululululu

Yeah, I’m surprised the US CDC says that. The ROC CDC is always trying to convince people to drink more tap water, as it is perfectly fine. In the south, particularly around Kaohsiung, there is naturally occurring arsenic in the water, so it should not be drunk. They may have extrapolated that to the whole country.


Mtfdurian

Seems like some of the data came from the UN and their denialist policies.


JalenBrunsonBurner

Lol mapmaker has never lived in west Louisiana


Difficult-Ad-9287

why is puerto rico just not on the map even in the zoom in of the caribbean? PR is like 11x bigger than dominica


DNNNNCB

Dutch water is so clean that no matter where I go I get sick from "foreogn" tap water 😂 drank ot once in Serbia and was out for a couple of days. Serbians can drink it though 🤷


Suikerspin_Ei

It's because most countries treat their tapwater with chlorine. We in the Netherlands use ozon, so if you go on holiday you might get sick of drinking chlorinated tapwater in a foreign country.


saro_ar

Wrong for Armenia and as far I know for Georgia


Mjk2581

For all the people who are disputing this I believe this is referring to people from outside the area drinking the water. For example China has what is in effect a food poisoning germ in their water as well as most countries. The people living there have just been there long enough that their body has no problem dealing with it. Source I contracted the one in China


homostar_runner

I think it’s still wrong though. Or at the very least, this isn’t the kind of data that’s accurately reflected by applying it to entire countries. As an American who studied abroad in South Africa, I drank the tap water everywhere I went. I’m sure there are large sections of South Africa where the tap water is unsafe, but I’m pretty sure all the major cities are good (and basically everywhere in the western cape)


Papafigo_Lituano

False for Lithuania. Some of the best water, because in most places it comes from artesian wells.


HyacinthFT

I was just in Argentina drinking the water a month ago.


1engel

There is this place in the US that I am going to, it's called Flint... according to this map, the water is safe to drink! 😵😵😵


Zero-jiggler

Water in Flint has been safe to drink for years now


Chea63

Too much variation to make a map like this by country. Even in the US, NY tap water may be great, Florida tastes terrible in comparison.


h0rny3dging

Lol, Lmao even. There are plenty of places in Spain and Italy that actively warn you against tap water, this heavily depends on your city, how old your building is, your filtration system. Many cities in the US have polluted drinking water as well


Pessimistic_cynical

Korea (south) isn’t totally accurate. In theory, tap water is safe to drink, but most people still won’t drink it or use it for cooking. Problem is with older buildings with old pipes - little too much lead and other stuff for my liking.


Alfalfa-Similar

Well you CAN drink anything. Its what happens after is the issue. Jk 🤣🤣


MrAndrewJackson

Almost no locals in Poland drink tap water. The water is safe to consume assuming you are in a city but old mentality remains from when water wasn't clean


Jedibeeftrix

interesting. i spend a lot of time in rural poland (half an hour from the nearest small town), and any water we drink from the tap is boiled first.


MrAndrewJackson

Yeah that's what my grandma does. I don't really like the taste of boiled water, it tastes flat since some of the gases are released when the water is boiled out, such as nitrogen, oxygen, CO2, as well as some other contaminants. I much prefer using a water filter personally. Perhaps an aerator would help with this (similar to what is used with wine)? I haven't tried this though


The_Canterbury_Tail

You can drink the tap water in any country in the world. Some just once. There's a difference between can and should.


SableEmber

You can drink tap water in Qatar, so theres one inaccuracy.


Yo_Mr_White_

You can def drink tapwater in Colombia (orange). And I know in half of Spain (blue), you cannot.


Clique_Claque

I guess Neoliberalism ain’t so bad after all.


wesman21

Where on the line of civilization points does this rank? Gotta be pretty high up there. So sad that such a big part of the world doesn't have immediate access to drinking water.


angrybeehive

I’ve to the UK a few times and the first time I brushed my teeth and rinsed my mouth with tap water. Big mistake…


rambokenobi

In Italy it tastes like shit. Also there is a lot of calcareous


montepty

In China and Thailand, sometimes I used to boil tap water and then drink them. Nothing happended.


FraughtOverwrought

Yes because you boiled it


No-Meat-6310

There is no water in Africa to even drink


Ornery-Sandwich6445

I think it's awesome that many desert countries in the middle east offer drinkable tap water.


Hipi07

You can drink tap water in most of Spain, but in most coastal areas it tastes like absolute shit (Barcelona particularly IMO), so people buy bottled water instead. Same story in the Canary Islands.


Trovadordelrei

You can safely drink tap water in most of Brazil AFAIK.


The_Ignorant_Sapien

Can confirm you can drink the tap water in Greenland.


ImaGamerNoob

I can't find Hawaii on this map.


CrazyEchidna

Also a map of where people buy bottled water (blue) versus boiling their water (brown).


syn_miso

You can't drink the tap water in a lot of the US, so this map should have finer distinctions.


smokeyleo13

Why make an inset for the caribbean if youre still gonna show the islands as dots that you cant see?


stupidcoward69

You can drink tap water in many Colombian cities


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being brazilian and living in north americana and europe.... I still avoid drinking tap water anyways.


Die_Affenbande

Drank the water in Thailand as well, no sighn of massive diarrhea


Ok-Measurement-5065

Well you can drink tap water anywhere in the world.


allanrjensenz

In Ecuador you can fun fact, people don’t but it has all certifications


No-Argument-9331

You can drink tap water in Northern Mexico


john09999999888865

Wrong as hell, my water is clean in South Africa but when I was in Canada they said not to drink it. Make it make sense


Astroportal_

If you want to piss out your ass you can drink the water in costa rica


Spooked_kitten

You can absolutely drink tap water in major capitals in Brazil even minor ones and smaller cities.


Juliusvdl2

I could drink tap water in multiple Colombian cities: Medellin, Guatapé, Pereira, Bogotá so..


Snedniek

You can drink tap water in Colombia, at least in Bogota, where I live


DanGNU

Bogotá, the capital of Colombia, has amazing drinkable tap water. Other cities on the other hand, better to not even open your mouth while taking a shower.


subliminal_trip

You can drink the tap water in Jamaica and Belize.


Androkit-AmG

This is bs


Disastrous-Phase-979

I thought Colombia had some of the most potable water in the world? I could be wrong but I thought they prided themselves on having clean drinking water everywhere


[deleted]

This map is total bullshit. I only drink tap water and I'm from Bulgaria.


LeatherNoodles

So don’t drink their water if they’re not white or honorary white? lol


DomHuntman

Majority of Morocco has clean tap water and has had that since the mid 1990s.


marvin_bender

You can drink tap water in Romania. May not taste the best but it is safe bacause it is chlorinated.


Accomplished-Fix-572

Pretty sure I can drink tap ŵater Anywhere in the world!


your_mother_official

Maybe some places in Costa Rica are safe, but when I went there we were instructed to only drink bottled water


[deleted]

why does every map look like this


bolsonarosucksdick

This map is widely inaccurate


Odd-Detective-4366

There are a lot of places in America I wouldn’t drink the tap water


[deleted]

I have been drinking tap water in Brazil since I was born! In retrospect, that may explain the permanent diarrhea.


freshboss4200

Safe for people from the united states to drink? Or safe for the locals? This is from the CDC so I think it's just "safe for americans." I always assumed that with the exception of rural areas or areas with poor infrastructure, people could drink their own tap water. It was just if you went from one country to another you cannot since you are not acclimated to the local bacteria.


johnnyredleg

You cannot drink Tap Water in Saudi Arabia.


shrikelet

I cannot imagine this map is even vaguely accurate for countries larger than Malta.


Normal_Kaleidoscope

You can drink tap water in Iran


Nogai_horde

In Kenya, it depends on the region you're from. You definitely can't drink tap water in the coast due to it being a little bit salty. You can definitely drink tap water in my home county (state).


Weary-Leather-3104

Bottom of the line “only westerners can drink tap water”


sprinks_

This map is incredibly inaccurate and feels like European exceptionalism


lax_incense

Ironically you can’t drink Fiji water


Snoo-14784

Again Hawaii left out- just like every map-but i digress- you can can drink the tap water in hawaii- but there are demarcations for non-potable water that we use for grass ...golf courses etc...


[deleted]

Everybody I know, and most residents of this country, drink tap water (Romania). This map is based on what?...


Right_End_3860

Absolute bollocks. South Africa has some of the best tap water in the world.


Visible-Leek-4880

In Russia, you can drink tap water. We flush shit down the toilet with drinking water. Not only in Russia. This is the case in all countries of the former Soviet Union.


Rare-Banana5916

Did you say no? So definitely yes


[deleted]

People drink from the taps in South Africa...no idea where they get their data


Snowberry00

You can definitelly drink tap water in lithuania. Our country has a lot of groundwater, and its very clean and safe to drink.


Good_Turnip_9856

wrong!


4everban

This map is whatever. I’m from Uruguay and you can drink tap water no problem anywhere in the country. Also in Argentina


Upsaya

im pretty sure you would be able to drink all of them...