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Herrie Yarborough's avatar

I use tap water I will not drink purified water it’s reverse osmosis water and that is deadly read what the world health organization says about it, I had mine removed from my home and I feel much better since I use tape water unfortunately my husband died as a result of drinking reverse osmosis water stick to tape water when ever possible or drink spring water.

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Ray Esquivel's avatar

Herrie, maybe you are one of the lucky few who has reliable, safe drinking water. Most do not. I personally swear by reverse osmosis filtering. I am about to cancel with my supplier however, because they are now delivering water that has a "taste" where it never did before. I think they are going cheap and not replacing filters a often as they should. Shame on them for cutting quality corners to save pennies.

I am sorry for the loss of your husband, however, I would unless you had an autopsy done, I seriously doubt it was because of the water. And regarding the WHO, I don't believe a word coming from their lying globalist lips.

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Herrie Yarborough's avatar

Maybe you are one of the lucky ones! I know of others who became sick from this water and I am blessed to have safe water but there are other ways to obtain safe water other than reverse osmosis water I know what I have read and I watched my husband suffer because of it and the thing is I asked him if it could be the water. The company we purchased it from was sued for fraud they were putting tablets in the water to make people think the water was bad they did this to the bottled water as well.

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Rhymes With "Brass Seagull"'s avatar

Also, most bottled water is nothing more than repackaged tap water. With added toxins from the plastic, of course.

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Ray Esquivel's avatar

TBR, I appreciate the news and concern about clean, safe drinking water. This is a critical issue that is being neglected to everyone's detriment. What I do not appreciate is the focus on the problems caused to the "poor, under-served" portion of the population. This focus gets so tiresome. What about the rest of the country, the part that needs to be healthy to work and be productive, and pay the taxes that are "supposed" to go to maintaining our infrastructure? Can we have a little balance in your concern for all Americans? Please!

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Neal Hugh Hurwitz's avatar

Maine water.

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