W0LFB3AT5 said:
That depends-

You drink from the sink straight from tap?

Nope for two reasons:
1. Tap water isn't drinkable right away (I boil it first in an electric kettle),
2. My "apartment" doesn't have a sink, but there is a tap in the bathroom where I get water from.

I do notice, though, that the water from both the shower and the tap gets pretty warm during the day. According to the landlady it's because the sun heats up the water lines. ^{_{Tapping into solar power as one might say.}}

Daleport996 said:
Nope for two reasons:
1. Tap water isn't drinkable right away (I boil it first in an electric kettle),
2. My "apartment" doesn't have a sink, but there is a tap in the bathroom where I get water from.

I do notice, though, that the water from both the shower and the tap gets pretty warm during the day. According to the landlady it's because the sun heats up the water lines. ^{_{Tapping into solar power as one might say.}}

I don’t even know how some people would drink from tap and not be effected by it. Unless they use Pur.