Well, I really want to know if the water coming out of my air conditioner is safe for cooking, if not drinking.
The AC makes gallons of water (clean water in appearance) per day - depending on the humidity of the day. I usually use the water for toilet and laundry. Now, I am tempted to use the water for kitchen and the "other room" (sorry, for drinking), especially now that our public water supply is not working.

I have actually made a web search on that, but, I didn't get something concrete, hence I want to find out from this ever reliable forum.

Your answer would lie here: https://www.nairaland.com/1995260/how-clean-water-dripping-out

I'm still not fully convinced one can use it to water flowers but give it a try and report your findings. I highly discourage any use which would bring contact between the water and your skin. Nowadays everything can cause cancer, avoid a situation where you self-inflict it unknowingly.

When your air conditioner is releasing too much water, it could mean there is a problem and the the likely solution is cleaning up the air filters. I also experienced my air conditioner releasing unusual amount of water until I had the air filters cleaned. So now, every 3 months I have them washed. However there could be other reasons why it could be releasing a lot of water. You can read more here: https://tumfweko.com/2021/08/10/portable-air-conditioner-fills-with-water-quickly/

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Well, I really want to know if the water coming out of my air conditioner is safe for cooking, if not drinking.
The AC makes gallons of water (clean water in appearance) per day - depending on the humidity of the day. I usually use the water for toilet and laundry. Now, I am tempted to use the water for kitchen and the "other room" (sorry, for drinking), especially now that our public water supply is not working.

I have actually made a web search on that, but, I didn't get something concrete, hence I want to find out from this ever reliable forum.