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Flood water
Am I right in thinking that flood water could be drunk if it was filtered and then purified with water purifying tablets/solution?
I'm shocked that bottled water isn't suitable for babies. You'd have thought at least one manufacturer of bottled water would bottle water with sufficiently low trace elements that it could be used for babies.
I'm not surprised at people hoarding water/taking more than their 'fair' share. Water is such a essential resource that people are going to fight about it if they've not got enough. Human nature, the survival instinct and all that. The time to be stockpiling water is at some point when there is no imminent danger of its loss.
I'm shocked that bottled water isn't suitable for babies. You'd have thought at least one manufacturer of bottled water would bottle water with sufficiently low trace elements that it could be used for babies.
I'm not surprised at people hoarding water/taking more than their 'fair' share. Water is such a essential resource that people are going to fight about it if they've not got enough. Human nature, the survival instinct and all that. The time to be stockpiling water is at some point when there is no imminent danger of its loss.
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Some bottled waters are safe - Chiltern Hills, for instance, is basically taken from the same source as tap water in Hertfordshire (i.e. artesian wells in the chalk). And there's one bottled water produced by Coca-Cola that is just bottled tap water! But rather than issuing a long list of which bottled waters would be safe and which wouldn't, it's simpler to just say "don't use bottled water to make up baby formula". In theory if you put it through a good quality water filter such as Brita it would filter out the harmful minerals. It's one of those situations where I'm heartily glad I breasteed though.
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