What do you think about drinking recycled water?

Answer 1

You already are. You next few drinks almost certainly contain molecules once swallowed by Julius Caesar or Abraham Lincoln. But I guess you mean water that has been used more recently. The system is reverse osmosis AFAIK and removes all bacteria, viruses, proteins and most salts. The product is not comparable to distilled water, probably closer to rainwater. Put this in to the ordinary supply just before the final stages. It is probably purer than the natural input water.

Answer 2

I think it will unfortunateley be what most of the world will have to do if global warming continues as it is. A lot of London's water is recycled and it does taste awful. What about desalination plants-would their water be any better-possibly recycled water could be used for agriculture and industry alone.

Answer 3

Recycled water is all anyone on this planet has had available to drink for eons. The only choice we have is which recycling process we favor.

Answer 4

I have heard that new york city and london have recycled water to drink.

Answer 5

I would have to know what kind of treatment is used.
Most facilities in North America treat water to 95% treated before they put it back in a river or lake. If that's the kind of water you're referring to, then NO. I wouldn't drink it.
But there are different facilities all over the world, so it's hard to say this is the case, because you give no details.

Answer 6

i have no choice. all the water i drink is really freaking old and recycled many many times. unless you manufacture water, a rather explosive process, you hve no choice either.

Answer 7

try drinking singapore's neWater... it's recycled toilet water..

Answer 8

Ummmm...ALL water is recycled.

Ever take a science class?