Nevada would be an option but we'd be in 110F and in the scorching sun
> all day.
Yeah, I guess you're right Joerg. The bottled water would end up costing more than the diesel....
Well, filtered to the extent that it's done at the water plant. So, yes, since I'm not suffering from paranoid delusions, I have no problem drinking city water. ;-) Cheers! Rich
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Nevada would be an option but we'd be in 110F and in the scorching sun
> all day.
Yeah, I guess you're right Joerg. The bottled water would end up costing more than the diesel....
I'd sneak in a six-pack so we could have a cold one :-)
Just rinse out 1 gal. milk jugs and fill them from the tap. :-)
Cheers! Rich
Do you drink tap water straight? Or Filtered?
I measured almost 2ppm chlorine in ours. Then I installed a filter.
Well, filtered to the extent that it's done at the water plant.
So, yes, since I'm not suffering from paranoid delusions, I have no problem drinking city water. ;-)
Cheers! Rich
It already does. At least the small bottles - at $1.25 a pint, that's $10.00 a gallon. ;-) (and the $1.25 bottle is probably more like 12 ozs.)
Cheers! Rich
That's OK, i filter mine over taste issues, not other things.
Out here you can often smell the chlorine when you fill a bucket to wash the car.
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