2014-11-13 6:50 GMT+01:00 Bryce Nesbitt <bry...@obviously.com>: > Let's start with the cases: > > * Designated potable, as in from a city tap. > * Designated non-potable, as in from a farm ditch, or purple pipe (USA). > This would include designated irrigation water of most sorts. > * Potable but with a known defect such as high mineral content. > * Unspecified. This may cover most backcountry springs where no testing > is done, but no promises are made. > * Compromised. For example a muddy spring or clearly impacted water > source usable only in dire emergencies. >
there are more types of water that might be interesting to people: - mineral water http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mineral_water - sparkling attribute (if it is naturally effervescent) - in Germany there is a subclass of mineral water (~"healing water" in German "Heilwasser") which has positive physiologic effects. cheers, Martin
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