How do people from places with dangerous tap water make a saucepan of stew?

How do people from places with dangerous tap water make a saucepan of stew?

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>only Poland and Checkem Rep aren't 1st world countries with good tap water

It usually stops being dangerous if you boil it.

That said; the water is terrible in a lot of the blue countries. Taste like flouride or some other non-watery shit.

Tap water is okay here. But I have filter just in case.

The Canary Islands is also Spain...

>Area around baikal
>Not safe

>Desert shithole and shitland surrounded by filthy sea water
>safe

Yea the map you can relly on.

Malta is blue on that map and their tap water is desalted sea water which is strongly adviced not to drink.

>grease has good water
>while the rest of the balkans don't

yea nah

What is so surprising Morozgovani? Eastern Europe will always be africa tier

Pls. Almost 70% of us have toilets. This is not the case in africa.

shit map

Estonian tap water is fine, I've had absolutely no problems drinking it

t. Tallinn (booze tourism) pro

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I would not frink Tapwater in the US.

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I guess for country to be blue you need good tap water in whole country.

Tap water is just fine here

They boil it

we use tapwater for it ; tho we dont drink it as it kinda tastes meh , we instead collect rain water and filter it

Tap water is drinkable in Kosovo.

Same in some cities of Albania, those that are not near the sea.

Wtf is this map

Tap water is one of the cleanest here in Europe

When I was in KSA, whilst the tap water wasn't really dangerous, we used to use water from a water cooler if we were going to consume it later on.

Is rainwater of high quality there?

>avoid drinking tap water
>Chile

why japs are so fucking autistic?

The world's most pure water in natural state can be found in the south of Chile.

>America
>safe