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Anonymous users2024-01-24If it is water supplied by the waterworks, it will do.
If it is treated with water (reclaimed water), it cannot be drunk.
Due to the country's consideration of environmental protection factors, major cities are now promoting reclaimed water treatment systems. Reclaimed water is mainly used to flush toilets and water flowers and plants, and is non-potable water.
To prevent mistakes, it is best not to use the water in the toilet for drinking water.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23The water used to wash your hands in the toilet and the water in the faucet at home are all drinking water from the water plant, and you can drink it when you boil it. Now tap water disinfection mostly adopts chlorination, the main purpose of public water chlorination is to prevent water-borne diseases, this method has been promoted to more than 100 years of history, with more perfect production technology and equipment, chlorine for tap water disinfection has the advantages of good disinfection effect, low cost, and almost no harmful substances. After understanding and studying the theoretical data, it is believed that the use of chlorine for tap water disinfection still has certain drawbacks.
Chlorinated tap water can produce carcinogens, and experts in the relevant field have also proposed many improvement measures.
It is recommended not to drink it!
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AIDS is a sexually transmitted disease, and unclean sexual experiences are the main mode of transmission. HIV is not transmitted through daily contact (there is no HIV on the taps of public toilets); So, the situation you're talking about doesn't lead to the spread of HIV. So, you don't have to worry about getting AIDS.
If the water inside the faucet is clean, there is no problem, even if there is a virus or bacteria on the faucet, it will not infect you because you leave it on for a while and the dirt on the faucet mouth is washed off.
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Probably not,there are so many infectious diseases,and human skin can also be antibacterial,so don t worry too much
You're thinking too much. HIV dies after 10 minutes of leaving the body, which means that even if the faucet has been touched by an HIV-infected person before, you will be fine if you touch it again after a while. What's more, even if an AIDS person touches it, as long as there is no wound on the part of his body that has touched the faucet, it will not leave HIV on the faucet.