Can you boil the tap water near the toilet bowl and drink it?

Updated on Toilet 2024-03-13

5 answers

Anonymous users2024-01-23

Yes, there is running water.
Anonymous users2024-01-22

Yes, because the tap water in the house comes in one pipe.
Anonymous users2024-01-21

Mom, that seems like a problem.
Anonymous users2024-01-20

You need to ask if the tap water near the toilet is reclaimed water, and if it is, you can't drink it.
Anonymous users2024-01-19

Of course you can drink it, I just drink it.

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