Are we agreed that countries where you can't drink the tap water or flush toilet paper are 3rd world and every other...

Tap water in Europe is awful unless it’s heavily filtered.

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i got a fever from brushing my teeth with tap water in greece so i highly doubt tap water is safe in your shithole city for foreigners

I'd love to see you drink water user.

Wow good job Tanzania. What's France's problem? I flushed when I was there twenty years ago and was never advised otherwise.

How do you actually know that that's what got you sick?

>I got sick in Greece so water in Brazil is bad
It was burger tier geography.

Tap water is drinkable here.

it's weird because I could have sworn some people in the US recently died from contaminated tap water while over there the last time that happened was never. Strange map.

That's just limescale.

I drink tap water even in my grandparents house which is in a rural area many hours away from the capital. And obviously I do flush down toilet paper.

your shithole is awful

ours is literally cleaner than bottled waater

Non-retarded map with info taken out of the ass.

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KEK. This is retarded. I once got vomit and diarrhea in Germany, and I didn't blame that on the water. Though now that you mention it, it could be possible. But what makes you so sure it was the water you didn't even drink?

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Supposedly tap water is safe according to the water company but I still got a filter. I wish the osmosis ones weren't so fucking expensive. I also flush my tp.

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yeah actually, that sounds cool

All i can think of is Flint, Michigan

there are probably old buildings in Paris or other places where the plumbing cannot accommodate it

tap water is drinkable in this country depending on the city you live in. Basically it depends on how corrupt/inefficient the local government is. Also, geographical factors (Andean region has better quality of water than Caribbean region).

where I live it is perfectly drinkable.

>many hours away from the capital
I didn't realize Panama was even many hours long but I guess it's close enough to the equator to look deceptively small on world maps. How long to drive from one end to the other?

That was a rethorical question, no way im going to expose myself in here.

this one looks accurate

Using a filter pitcher just makes me feel better even though my city gets great clean mountain water.

pottyantós
Flushing your toliet paper is gross. Why do Westies do it?

This is literally the opposite of my travel experience

I just press a button with that one and it uses a filter that looked a bit more serious than the pitcher one. The water company in Bucharest says it tests the water at 50+ points in the system but I'm not so trusting.

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>Avoid drinking tap water in Cyprus!!!

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What do you do with it? Gather it in a pile somewhere? Burn it and spread shitty air? Recycling?

tap water here is gross because it tastes like chloride, which is added for safety reasons. We still use it to boil pasta/make soup because the chloride evaporated this way

Do you mean that you don't get San Pellegrino water every time you open the faucet? The Romanians living in Italy lied to me!

actually I live near a public fountan which has mineral water. Shit is awesome

I think you actually need tap water drinkable in 100% of the country or something to be "safe" and we have some 3rd world villages in Dalmatinska Zagora without proper water supply. Also I remember some actual faggot that got sick in Dubrovnik or something and blamed the tap water in his blog and it became really popular.

Wow, I've never seen or heard of any such thing.

Well. Not that many hours compared to a road trip in America. But with our size we consider 4 hours to be many hours. Pic related is from Costa Rica to the farthest you can drive in the direction of Colombia.

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Oh wow holy shit. I stand corrected.

who the fuck makes these maps?
I have NEVER seen a house where you can't flush toilet paper here, fuck you.

user, you need to realize that Central America is a rugged land. I haven't visited Panama but I was recently in Guatemala. Stretches of highway there are on-par with much of what you'd find in the United States. However, roads in the highlands tend to have low speed limits and many curves.

Consequently, it takes between 1.5 and 3 times as long to get anywhere in Guatemala as it would in the United States.

the water in all of dalmacija is literally 90% chlorine don't kid yourself

I only got a chance to drink water in Vodice and it was worse than water in Rijeka but not undrinkable.

Our roads are definitely better than Guatemala's. The top speed limit in the Pan-American highway is 100km/h. In populated areas it is 80km/h or 60km/h.

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That looks like comfy scenery for a nice drive.

Flushing toilet paper is the norm here, in hotels and houses alike. Your map is complete bullshit tbqh

Why would people drink tap water, are they retarded?

Back in '98 I was advised not to drink French tap water but it was some dumb American bitch and some British bender so I disregarded it and of course was fine.

Yeah. It can get boring after a while though. Specially in lower population density areas, things can get pretty monotonous.

There are a few rural shitholes were tap water ain't safe here including my grandma's village in Brittany cuz of intensive farming which fucked up the underground water reserves but it's safe in 100% of towns/cities and 90%+ of villages

>trusting government provided water
nop

Yeah we have these places too so if we're green you also deserve to be.

In Mexico we just buy these 20L jugs for around $2 USD
We set it up to dispense water in various ways, then when it's empty, we go to our local grocery store or the distribution truck and swap the empty jug with a new one. My house has 3 of them at once.

Tap water is only used to shower, wash the dishes, etc.

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fuck off you sentient plastic ersatz japanese abomination

It's lime, retard.

>It depends.

What? Who made this shit?

That's what the Chinese use as well but there are delivery people that bring it to you.

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like I said, some places have coca-cola distribution trucks that knock on your door if you want water, so it saves the trip to the store

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>dependstugal

Wtf, What do you do with the toilet paper if you don't flush it?

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toilet paper is designed to dissolve or disintegrate in water.
Toilet paper that isn't can clog the pipes

>singapore gets its water from malaysia
what did the mapmaker mean by this

Cope

>its not save to drink the tap water in every city/state of the USA
Sure.

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the metropola doesn't have this problem

You don't need to show your face, just chug it. Or cover it

i have 14 in my house lol

Yeah do it I want to see you get cancer in real time

just wash it off and you can reuse it
lmao, would you throw it away so you have to buy new every time?

Same here.

Same here but it cost 1 usd.

>yurofags on max seethe mode
Yes. I know what it is you pathetic snowflakes. This whitey stuff is unseen in my country and we think a water that has it is dirty. Not dirty like shitwater but dirty because it’s disgusting. Not only it looks so but hard water makes dishwashing or washing your hair a pain in the ass. And then people who aren’t used to it get pesk health issues from drinking it. I bet none of you have experienced them but did you know that consuming hard water for a long term will eventually cause edema on your legs? HAHAHAHA Now fuck off and let me enjoy a glass of soft water that came straight from the granite bedrock in our blessed country.

Limescale just means it has more nutrients in it.

>Limescale just means it has more nutrients in it.
>british education
Human bodies aren’t designed to efficiently absorb calicium carbonate buddy.

It depends, why do you want to know it?

I can drink tap water in Argentina but we filter it in Japan. Explain that you nigger.

You coloured Greece yourself in the first map, it is green and not red in the original picture

argaytina should be green on both maps desu

Most people in brazil drink tap water tho

quora.com/Can-you-drink-the-tapwater-in-Brazil
tripsavvy.com/drinking-water-safety-in-brazil-1467423
these maps are always bullshit

>In Mexico we just buy these 20L jugs for around $2 USD
They're $1, you're getting scammed my man

More anti Brazil propoganda, go fucking kill yourself piece of shit.

I can drink tap water in most cities. Those """statistics""" are taken from capitals, I suppose.

Our country put Clo in tap-water for anti-biotic so you shouldn't drink it.
And i flush paper in toilet everyday.

>Russia
>don't drink tap water
Russia's big, y'know
Generally speaking it's safe to drink yet tastes bad

If it tastes bad, then it is definitely not safe to drink it

Nah, I mean bc of some chemicals added into it
It's safe and you won't get sick drinking it