THE WATER - drinking?
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Re: THE WATER - drinking?
so long as it doesn't pollute my whisky it's ok
#17
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Re: THE WATER - drinking?
The water quality standards are not as good in Oz as they are in the UK but most of it is ok, a lot of people I know use a brita filter as this has carbon and removes some of the impurities. I have rain water tanks as we have no water supply and I drink it.
#19
Re: THE WATER - drinking?
LOL, are you kidding? I take it you haven't tasted Tassie water...
The stuff we get in the West Midlands is practically liquid gravel! Limescale was virtually unheard of where I lived in Australia; over here it seems to be inescapable.
Last year I removed a fist-sized lump of rock-hard limescale from the kitchen drainpipe. Now, I've heard of "mineral water", but that's ridiculous.
The stuff we get in the West Midlands is practically liquid gravel! Limescale was virtually unheard of where I lived in Australia; over here it seems to be inescapable.
Last year I removed a fist-sized lump of rock-hard limescale from the kitchen drainpipe. Now, I've heard of "mineral water", but that's ridiculous.
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Re: THE WATER - drinking?
Our water is fine , we bought a fridge with ice n water dispenser on the front , this is connected via a filter and does taste nicer than straight out of the tap .
The cold water and ice on tap is a godsend in summer
The cold water and ice on tap is a godsend in summer
Last edited by Perthforme; May 15th 2007 at 5:50 am.
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Re: THE WATER - drinking?
Ive got kids so have to buy bottle! Also if its not safe to drink long term Im not going to mess with my health.
Thanks for the info on water and toilets!
We will be in WA
GEMS
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Re: THE WATER - drinking?
LOL, are you kidding? I take it you haven't tasted Tassie water...
The stuff we get in the West Midlands is practically liquid gravel! Limescale was virtually unheard of where I lived in Australia; over here it seems to be inescapable.
Last year I removed a fist-sized lump of rock-hard limescale from the kitchen drainpipe. Now, I've heard of "mineral water", but that's ridiculous.
The stuff we get in the West Midlands is practically liquid gravel! Limescale was virtually unheard of where I lived in Australia; over here it seems to be inescapable.
Last year I removed a fist-sized lump of rock-hard limescale from the kitchen drainpipe. Now, I've heard of "mineral water", but that's ridiculous.