Water

[The NZA]

just curious what the current demographics on Hondo's look like, no other agenda here

 

 

#TEAMBOUGIE this is ya'll

 

 

[Iambaytor]

I'm sure Miami tap water is probably filled with tourist blood and Margarita salt, but I'm not a big bottled water fan. It tastes too plasticy, I have to be very thirsty.

[Keth]

I voted the second one cause technically I am ok with tap as long as it's iced, but I definitely prefer bottled.

 

There needs to be a "Water's in soda right?" option for those folks.

Edited September 6, 2015 by Axels

[Da Cap'n 2099]

Yeah, refrigerated tap is what I drink. I'll drink bottled water if I'm out and about.

[alive she cried]

I'm okay with tap and bottled. I have been drinking more bottles lately though as there's been a weird taste to our tap water.

[Da Cap'n 2099]

It's weird: in a huge city like Miami, you would think tap water would be undrinkable, but it's surprisingly good. Most other cities in Florida can't say that.

[FireDownBelow]

Tap water all the way. I'm all about the flouride, yo. Also, that shit is cheaper than bottled. And I rarely ice it. I do not care about ice in any of my drinks and I will even drink warm soda and warm beer. I admit, I will buy bottled water when I'm out though. I'm thirsty and its a lot more handy than trying to dearh out a bathroom or a water fountain, though I've been known to do that in my poor ass cracker days.

[Keth]

So I had this big ozarka jug that was empty and I thought "I'll fill that shit with tap since I'll have to start saving $$$ anyway". I did, and put it in the fridge. Took it o work one day and the shit smelled like fucking chlorine. Just like goddamn pool water. I never did like how our apartment's tap tasted, but now I know I don't feel comfortable using it for anything.

[FireDownBelow]

Well....if it smells like chlorine, then there's prolly too much in it. You might call up the Bedford water depatment and mention that. Otherwise, a little chlorine doesn't really hurt you. It's a fairly common agent for keeping water clean. Iodine can be used as well. Handy fact if you ever need to drink from a mud puddle, I guess.

[Iambaytor]

Pro-tip: pour a bottle of iodine and a jug of bleach in a mud puddle, then it will be safe to drink. If there's a dead animal in it use two jugs, continue adding jugs of bleach for additional dead animals.