I’ve recently been told to start filtering my tap water (I live in Australia) not because our water is particularly bad, but because of the excess fluoride content. And since you seem to be the person in the know about water, I was wondering if you filter your water? Or if you’d recommend it.
Very funny that you're being followed by clean water! Looking forward to more from Finland. The voiceovers are a lovely addition these last posts. Good luck to your wife!
my understanding is that albuquerque's drinking water is from two primary sources - 75% ogallala aquifer and 25% from the rio grande. as the rio grande is typically muddy the water is cleaned, processed, mixed and distributed to a population bordering on one million people. no idea how that is done but the end result is hopefully healthy. it's is tasty and refreshing.
Interesting post, John.
I’ve recently been told to start filtering my tap water (I live in Australia) not because our water is particularly bad, but because of the excess fluoride content. And since you seem to be the person in the know about water, I was wondering if you filter your water? Or if you’d recommend it.
Thanks John.
Very funny that you're being followed by clean water! Looking forward to more from Finland. The voiceovers are a lovely addition these last posts. Good luck to your wife!
Interesting video. Thank you for sending. Makes me want to provide more education to our community.
Cleveland
The Great Lakes is the main water supply for any state along their shorelines. I'm in Chicago, it’s Lake Michigan for us.
my understanding is that albuquerque's drinking water is from two primary sources - 75% ogallala aquifer and 25% from the rio grande. as the rio grande is typically muddy the water is cleaned, processed, mixed and distributed to a population bordering on one million people. no idea how that is done but the end result is hopefully healthy. it's is tasty and refreshing.