Water is Very Important

To be more specific it’s human food….
oh sh*t…i should stop it….he’s only eaten it once
He has not eaten the soup just the chicken submerged in the soup….

By: =D Alessandra

My water is literally filled with floaty things. I already know this is supposed to be “hard water” and my water is very hard, I don’t think our landlords want to spend money on softeners.

I guess my fear is that since the water is so heavily tainted with these particles that either a) it’s not just hard water but some other contaminant that I wouldn’t recognize like dirt or rust or something, or b) the water is actually to hard to be healthy somehow.

What are you recommendations? Drink it, or make my last16 oz bottle of water last until I can go shopping tomorrow?

(Ack, I have no idea how to sort this.)
Not to be rude, but this question is about the quality of my unfiltered tap water. I didn’t ask for advice on what to do with it. We drink bottled water because we don’t have money for the expense of a tap filter and because pitcher filters have small storage capacity. Any answers telling me to buy a filter and save the environment will be downrated.
Johnny P, you’re awesome. Yes, the floaty things are white. I’m glad to hear that you grew up fine with it, cause I’m gonna drink it now.

The word on the street is that the whole city I live in runs on well water, and I never knew it. I’m not sure if it’s true or not.

By: Ashley

There is 5 possible answers…
51.1 grams
0.875 grams
4.38 grams
32.3 grams
43.5 grams

By: Andy

The properties are in poor / bad neighborhoods. The current property managers don’t run credit checks because you would never fill any vacancies if they went on credit. The units are rented month to month with no lease. Of the tenants we saw they seemed to be very very low income.

The properties themselves seem to be run down (although I’m not a building inspector). I don’t want to be a slumlord.

Anybody else have experience with this? Advice?

By: jeffB

Thanks so much

By: Michelle W