Where do you get your drinking water?

Where do you get your drinking water?

  • Tap

    Votes: 313 64.3%
  • Bottled mineral water

    Votes: 53 10.9%
  • RO water

    Votes: 68 14.0%
  • Other

    Votes: 53 10.9%

  • Total voters
    487
I use to always drink from the tap, but a few years ago I started getting odd stomach issues, took a while to figure it out but then realised it was the tap water, so now only drink bottled water.
 
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Tap fitted with a five-stage filter.

So much for living in a DA run city as our water went from amazing to terrible over the years.

We drink a lot of water in our house and found that we cannot tell the taste difference between the filter and RO.
 
RO or bottled, or borehole when I visit my parents.
 
I use to always drink from the tap, but a few years ago I started getting odd stomach issues, took a while it figure it out but then realised it was the tap water, so now only drink bottled water.
Which city?
 
I am on municipal....but I go to a mates farm once a week and get 10 liters of fresh drinking water from his borehole...Cant stand that taste/smell of cholorine....Fine for cooking and washing...
But its not for my Oros....:laugh:
Activated carbon filters will completely remove any chlorine and chloramines from your water and the taste will be substantially better. If you have a laboratory analysis of the borehole water, you don't really know what you are drinking. Many boreholes in SA, especially in areas near informal settlements or livestock farms are laced with coliform contamination, so even though it looks and taste good, you may end up with dysentery or worse.
 
Activated carbon filters will completely remove any chlorine and chloramines from your water and the taste will be substantially better. If you have a laboratory analysis of the borehole water, you don't really know what you are drinking. Many boreholes in SA, especially in areas near informal settlements or livestock farms are laced with coliform contamination, so even though it looks and taste good, you may end up with dysentery or worse.
Surely his mate would get it first? He can be the canary in the coal mine.
 
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