Where do you get your drinking water from in your respective countries?

[Kamal900]

Here in the UAE, we drink water either from water coolers which you need to have water gallons for that(you need to get weekly subscription for a certain water delivery company for them to get the demanded water gallons you need every week), or from bottled water bootless. We never use the tap water except for washing ourselves, clothes, dishes and so on. What about you?

[Ülev]

tap water
229,1 - 276,3 mg CaCO3/dm3

[Rædwald]

We get all our drinking water from a spring in the forest. :)

[Tietar]

in Madrid and surroundings directly from the mountains through a network of reservoirs and canals

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[TheMaestro]

Tap water anyday baby.

[alpha.ghot]

Tap water from a spring 40 km away.

[Cumansky]

Boil it always then wait, water around here grimey

[frankhammer]

From the tap. Clean and safe.

Auckland’s three main water sources are:

storage dams in the Hūnua and Waitākere ranges
an aquifer in Onehunga
the Waikato River

The exact proportion supplied from each source varies daily.

It depends on the levels in the storage lakes, forecast rainfall, treatment plant capacity, maintenance requirements and the cost of transmitting water to the treatment plant.

[Daco Celtic]

Evian

[Westbrook]

Bottles and jugs from the store. The tap water on my island comes from wells and it always smells and tastes weird, I don't even give it to my dog.

[Sarmatian]

Tap water from aquafiers.

[Cumansky]

Your mom pussy juice

[Arsen_]

In Russia, mostly either filtered water or purchased from a store.

In Ukraine, mainly spring water from water vending machines that are located in the courtyards of residential buildings and sell water.

In Armenia, mostly tap water which is very tasty and without any impurities.

[Kamal900]

In Russia, mostly either filtered water or purchased from a store.

In Ukraine, mainly spring water from water vending machines that are located in the courtyards of residential buildings and sell water.

In Armenia, mostly tap water which is very tasty and without any impurities.

Not surprising really since Armenian is very green and etc.

[Arsen_]

Not surprising really since Armenian is very green and etc.

By the way Armenia is also one of those rare countries where you can live day and night with open windows: practically no mosquitoes, no flying cockroaches etc, no jumping squirrels, bats and other nasty things that can fly into your window. :)