Drinking Tap Water, rather than bottled water, has become fashionable lately, and I think it’s about time! There are lots of reasons to go back to the tap, and I’d love to share some of them with you! Here are 7 benefits of drinking tap water you probably didn’t know…
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1. It’s Better for the Environment
If you’re drinking tap water, that means you’re not using those plastic water bottles that “designer” water comes in. That means you’re not only keeping those plastic bottles out of the landfill, you’re also saving the energy it takes to make or recycle them, too! This is one of the most popular reasons people are going back to the tap!
Oh, there's so much to love about tap water! It's super convenient and doesn't come with the waste of plastic bottles. Plus, it's often packed with essential minerals you might miss out on otherwise.
Generally, yes! Most tap water in developed countries is heavily regulated and safe to drink. It's always great to check local water quality reports if you're curious about what's in your specific tap water.
Absolutely! Apart from staying hydrated, which is obviously a biggie, tap water can help support your kidneys, keep your skin glowing, and even make your teeth stronger thanks to a touch of fluoride in most supplies.
It might! Tap water can have a unique taste depending on its source and minerals. Some people love it, others might prefer filtered water if they're sensitive to those subtle flavors.
Great question! Tap water usually comes from local sources and skips the whole bottling and shipping process, saving on those costs. It's kind of like getting a favorite drink straight from the fountain instead of the vending machine. Plus, it's nicer to your wallet!
2. It’s Cheaper
Let’s face it: this economic down-turn isn’t going away any time soon, and we’re all looking for simple ways to save money. Drinking tap water instead of bottled water is one way to do that! Tap water costs cents to the gallon, even when you consider the cost of your re-usable water bottle. Gallons of bottled water cost at least ten times more than tap water. So you’re saving the planet and you’re saving some money!
Oh, there's so much to love about tap water! It's super convenient and doesn't come with the waste of plastic bottles. Plus, it's often packed with essential minerals you might miss out on otherwise.
Generally, yes! Most tap water in developed countries is heavily regulated and safe to drink. It's always great to check local water quality reports if you're curious about what's in your specific tap water.
Absolutely! Apart from staying hydrated, which is obviously a biggie, tap water can help support your kidneys, keep your skin glowing, and even make your teeth stronger thanks to a touch of fluoride in most supplies.
It might! Tap water can have a unique taste depending on its source and minerals. Some people love it, others might prefer filtered water if they're sensitive to those subtle flavors.
Great question! Tap water usually comes from local sources and skips the whole bottling and shipping process, saving on those costs. It's kind of like getting a favorite drink straight from the fountain instead of the vending machine. Plus, it's nicer to your wallet!
3. It Keeps Money Local
If you’re drinking tap water instead of bottled water, your water bill will be a little higher, sure, but you’re still saving money, like I mentioned above. But paying that local water bill also keeps your water money local, so your community can fund water improvement projects, as well as other important water quality initiatives. Bonus!
Oh, there's so much to love about tap water! It's super convenient and doesn't come with the waste of plastic bottles. Plus, it's often packed with essential minerals you might miss out on otherwise.
Generally, yes! Most tap water in developed countries is heavily regulated and safe to drink. It's always great to check local water quality reports if you're curious about what's in your specific tap water.
Absolutely! Apart from staying hydrated, which is obviously a biggie, tap water can help support your kidneys, keep your skin glowing, and even make your teeth stronger thanks to a touch of fluoride in most supplies.
It might! Tap water can have a unique taste depending on its source and minerals. Some people love it, others might prefer filtered water if they're sensitive to those subtle flavors.
Great question! Tap water usually comes from local sources and skips the whole bottling and shipping process, saving on those costs. It's kind of like getting a favorite drink straight from the fountain instead of the vending machine. Plus, it's nicer to your wallet!
4. It’s Just as Good for You
Studies have shown that bottled water contains nothing better for you than what’s in your tap water. In fact, did you know what while your tap water is carefully and rigorously screened for contaminants, like E. Coli, Cryptosporidium or Giardia, the FDA doesn’t require bottled water to be tested for these? Who knows what might be lurking in your bottled water… ick!
Oh, there's so much to love about tap water! It's super convenient and doesn't come with the waste of plastic bottles. Plus, it's often packed with essential minerals you might miss out on otherwise.
Generally, yes! Most tap water in developed countries is heavily regulated and safe to drink. It's always great to check local water quality reports if you're curious about what's in your specific tap water.
Absolutely! Apart from staying hydrated, which is obviously a biggie, tap water can help support your kidneys, keep your skin glowing, and even make your teeth stronger thanks to a touch of fluoride in most supplies.
It might! Tap water can have a unique taste depending on its source and minerals. Some people love it, others might prefer filtered water if they're sensitive to those subtle flavors.
Great question! Tap water usually comes from local sources and skips the whole bottling and shipping process, saving on those costs. It's kind of like getting a favorite drink straight from the fountain instead of the vending machine. Plus, it's nicer to your wallet!
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5. You Get to Carry a Cute Water Bottle
While this may seem like a shallow reason to drink tap water, I love carrying a cute water bottle. In fact, mine actually says “tap water” right on it, so the world knows I’m proud to be going back to the tap!
Oh, there's so much to love about tap water! It's super convenient and doesn't come with the waste of plastic bottles. Plus, it's often packed with essential minerals you might miss out on otherwise.
Generally, yes! Most tap water in developed countries is heavily regulated and safe to drink. It's always great to check local water quality reports if you're curious about what's in your specific tap water.
Absolutely! Apart from staying hydrated, which is obviously a biggie, tap water can help support your kidneys, keep your skin glowing, and even make your teeth stronger thanks to a touch of fluoride in most supplies.
It might! Tap water can have a unique taste depending on its source and minerals. Some people love it, others might prefer filtered water if they're sensitive to those subtle flavors.
Great question! Tap water usually comes from local sources and skips the whole bottling and shipping process, saving on those costs. It's kind of like getting a favorite drink straight from the fountain instead of the vending machine. Plus, it's nicer to your wallet!
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6. It’s Convenient
Bottled water must be purchased and stored… and lugged out of the trunk of your car into the pantry. Tap water is easy: grab your re-usable water bottle, turn on the faucet, and go! It’s so convenient!
Oh, there's so much to love about tap water! It's super convenient and doesn't come with the waste of plastic bottles. Plus, it's often packed with essential minerals you might miss out on otherwise.
Generally, yes! Most tap water in developed countries is heavily regulated and safe to drink. It's always great to check local water quality reports if you're curious about what's in your specific tap water.
Absolutely! Apart from staying hydrated, which is obviously a biggie, tap water can help support your kidneys, keep your skin glowing, and even make your teeth stronger thanks to a touch of fluoride in most supplies.
It might! Tap water can have a unique taste depending on its source and minerals. Some people love it, others might prefer filtered water if they're sensitive to those subtle flavors.
Great question! Tap water usually comes from local sources and skips the whole bottling and shipping process, saving on those costs. It's kind of like getting a favorite drink straight from the fountain instead of the vending machine. Plus, it's nicer to your wallet!
7. It Actually Tastes Better!
A recent study in New York City found that, given a blind taste test, the overwhelming majority of people actually prefer the taste of tap water over bottled water. How cool is that? I do love the way Evian tastes, but honestly, my own tap water tastes better than Aquafina and Absopure.
See? Drinking tap water doesn’t have the social stigma it used to - in fact, now it’s much more socially acceptable to drink tap water than bottled water… I see people with their Evian bottles and think they’re a little silly! Now that you’ve read my little list of the reasons to start drinking tap water, do you think you’re ready to go back to the tap?
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suburbangrandama: I would suggest to have your tap water TESTED by a professional, to find out what's in it, before drinking it. I boil my tap water first, then keep it in the Britta filtered jug in the fridge, before drinking it. My water was tested, and it passed with flying colors, but I still take extra precautionary step, rather than drinking it straight from the faucet.
Jarret: yeah it's got chlorine which causes cancer and dumb you down, i'll pass.
Camila: Some cities (like San Diego) put Fluoride in tap water. This is for its healthy benefits, however too much is poisonous. (But small hints of it are actually found in the tap water; not enough to poison you.) Anyway, the real issue is, Fluoride is the cause behind yellow stains on teeth that will not come out with whitening toothpaste. I try not to drink tap water anymore.
suburbangrandama: In the US fluoride is highly recommended by ALL dentists to prevent/slow down tooth decay. Having healthy teeth would count as a great health benefit.
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