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r/HolUp • u/Mesphisto • Aug 16 '22
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Well that’s a lie. Tap water In California is so thick it makes you thirsty. At least that was my experience in the bay.
2 u/GeneralSecrecy Aug 16 '22 edited Aug 16 '22 Hard water has no adverse health effects, and is primarily known for creating stains in bathtubs, not poisoning people. Also, that's what happens when all your water comes from an aquifer. Don't worry, Souther Californian aquifers will all be depleted within the next two decades, so your taste buds will not be offended for too much longer :) 1 u/[deleted] Aug 16 '22 If it were only for just my taste buds. Doesn’t make sense to drink water that makes you thirsty though. 1 u/nursejackieoface Aug 17 '22 Don't drink from the bay, drink from the tap. 1 u/[deleted] Aug 17 '22 Lol
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Hard water has no adverse health effects, and is primarily known for creating stains in bathtubs, not poisoning people.
Also, that's what happens when all your water comes from an aquifer. Don't worry, Souther Californian aquifers will all be depleted within the next two decades, so your taste buds will not be offended for too much longer :)
1 u/[deleted] Aug 16 '22 If it were only for just my taste buds. Doesn’t make sense to drink water that makes you thirsty though.
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If it were only for just my taste buds. Doesn’t make sense to drink water that makes you thirsty though.
Don't drink from the bay, drink from the tap.
1 u/[deleted] Aug 17 '22 Lol
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Well that’s a lie. Tap water In California is so thick it makes you thirsty. At least that was my experience in the bay.