[sdtj]

By this I mean countries where you can drink straight from the sink faucet....

 

[tkr]

edited!

 

[sdtj]

^

You didn't understand the question.

 

[Sen]

Western Europe?

 

[DrJoe]

well you certainly can here, I do, lol.

 

[Skybean]

I do too.

 

[Azn_chi_boi]

The midwest of US

 

[waustralia]

Western Australia... very likely the whole of Australia.

 

[sylodon]

Korea

 

[djm19]

united states...

 

[km-sh]

SouthWest China

 

[geminiguy7]

Australia.

 

[PC]

FINLAND - I'm dringking it right now :cheers: . I believe you can do that in all the Nordic countries.

 

[DramaQueen]

Where I live its totally safe.

 

[Nemo01]

I can drink straight from the sink faucet in my country (Netherlands) The water in Germany, Belgium and the northern part of France can also be trusted. When i move further away from my homecountry the water gets other 'germs'. For example, i cannot drink water in Hungary, i'll get sick when i do that. But the people over there are used to that water, their bodies can deal with the germs in the water. Perhaps they get problems when drinking Dutch water.

 

[willo]

i`m doing it now

 

[drwho]

Sweden,doing it right now also


Nemo01 is right.

 

[Jonesy55]

I think most of Europe is fine, I've drunk the water with no problems in the UK, Ireland, France, Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, Spain, Italy, Slovenia, Austria, Denmark. Many people prefer bottled mineral water though just because it usually tastes nicer.

 

[mzn]

Argentina and Chile.. plus we have all the glaciers in Patagonia..

 

[Monkey]

in Israel every family have water apparatus "Neviot" or "Mei Eden"