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Tap water is safe to drink but people have their own personal preferences.
For me, when I'm in London for work, I don't drink tap water. It doesn't have a good taste and I think it's because the water is hard. But when I'm at home in NE Scotland, tap water it is.

HiddenID:
Good Morning everyone.

This is a weird question but I just want to know, what type of water do you guys drink at home?

I was advised that tap is safe. I've also read a couple articles/forum comments on the Internet saying that UK tap is safe for drinking at home.

I just want to make sure I'm not alone

HiddenID:
Good Morning everyone.

This is a weird question but I just want to know, what type of water do you guys drink at home?

I was advised that tap is safe. I've also read a couple articles/forum comments on the Internet saying that UK tap is safe for drinking at home.

I just want to make sure I'm not alone

The tap water is safe to drink but I personally prefer to buy bottled water.
the 17p ASDA or Lidl water is good or you could go for SASKIA from Lidl which I think is £1.09 for a pack of 6.

HiddenID:
Hmm I have noticed this but never seen it as a big deal. Please what do you drink?

Bottled spring water, sparkling water and red wine (Shiraz)..........

esterella:
Wow! That's cool. Unlike the initial no-fee 1 year renewal they offered the frontline workers whose visa renewal fell due between March and September which excluded their dependants!

yeah, i was gutted as it did not extend to me, as mine is expiring by December, but the IHS waiver comes as a relief.

dustydee:
The tap water is safe to drink but I personally prefer to buy bottled water.
the 17p ASDA or Lidl water is good or you could go for SASKIA from Lidl which I think is £1.09 for a pack of 6.

from Day 1 in UK, i have always relied on either Lidl or Aldi’s 17p bottled water. Water from my tap tastes minging.

nomad26:
Tap water is safe to drink but people have their own personal preferences.
For me, when I'm in London for work, I don't drink tap water. It doesn't have a good taste and I think it's because the water is hard. But when I'm at home in NE Scotland, tap water it is.

Okay, thanks

dustydee:
The tap water is safe to drink but I personally prefer to buy bottled water.
the 17p ASDA or Lidl water is good or you could go for SASKIA from Lidl which I think is £1.09 for a pack of 6.

Thanks boss. This Asda is pretty much the way forward then

TRAY2:
Most Definitely.. it includes their dependants

Has this been officially decided. .... UK likes immigrants money more than anything. Are you not sure they would say only the NHS applicant

esterella:
Wow! That's cool. Unlike the initial no-fee 1 year renewal they offered the frontline workers whose visa renewal fell due between March and September which excluded their dependants!

No one knows yet. Dependents are unlikely going to be part of it . But no one knows for sure yet.

missjekyll:
Yes! IHS scrapped. very good. Welldone everyone.

Now for citizenship .

Once that one enter,next day I go Australia. no time

Can one leave UK to work in another country immediatly after getting the citizenship without the citizenship being withdrawn?

Citizenship is the koko,

famzynet:
Can one leave UK to work in another country immediatly after getting the citizenship without the citizenship being withdrawn?

There no rule that withdraws citizenship if someone leaves UK...... I dont think any country for that matter have such rule

However indefinite leave will lapse if you stay outside the UK for 2 or more years (5 or more, if granted settled status under the EU Settlement Scheme) at a time. ...... maybe this what you mean

LagosismyHome:
There no rule that withdraws citizenship if someone leaves UK...... I dont think any country for that matter have such rule

However indefinite leave will lapse if you stay outside the UK for 2 or more years (5 or more, if granted settled status under the EU Settlement Scheme) at a time. ...... maybe this what you mean

Thanks.

HiddenID:
Good Morning everyone.

This is a weird question but I just want to know, what type of water do you guys drink at home?

I was advised that tap is safe. I've also read a couple articles/forum comments on the Internet saying that UK tap is safe for drinking at home.

I just want to make sure I'm not alone

I drink tap water and have been drinking it for years. It's safe to drink. If I don't fancy tap water, I drink orange juice instead.

RalphJean:
Who else needs confirmation that we have overcome CoViD-19 peak in the UK?

@Davechapelle is back on this thread.

@Inkredible is back after a long hiatus.

@ Lexusgs430 is not only back, he is cracking us up.

Only a matter of time, @sgtponzihater will be back.

Hallelujah!!

lol

Lexusgs430:
After the worse period of hibernation, cometh peace, tranquillity + all the usual NL madness........


We all made it....... The sheep are slowly returning to the stable.......

lol

That sparkling water tastes like Tonic Soda in naija that year...cant drink it at all

Lexusgs430:
Bottled spring water, sparkling water and red wine (Shiraz)..........

beryour:
That sparkling water tastes like Tonic Soda in naija that year...cant drink it at all

Mix it with vimto or similar...... And taste what you're missing.........

Nadheer15:
Hi people,

How's biomedical engineering job prospects in the UK?

Please, i need an answer to this too.

Lexusgs430:
Are you now jealuxing key workers...... Remember to come out and clap, every thursdays o........

Of course we will clap.

damnnn..

no ASDA here.. been buying 50p water from tesco/sainsburys..

dustydee:
The tap water is safe to drink but I personally prefer to buy bottled water.
the 17p ASDA or Lidl water is good or you could go for SASKIA from Lidl which I think is £1.09 for a pack of 6.

Check out for Aldi or Lidl, they also sell 17p per bottle.

profemebee:
damnnn..

no ASDA here.. been buying 50p water from tesco/sainsburys..

profemebee:
damnnn..

no ASDA here.. been buying 50p water from tesco/sainsburys..

Sainsbury's and Tesco also have the 17p bottled water. You may not like the taste of Sainsbury's but eventually you will get used to it within a few days. They all have their own brand but to me the taste sometimes differs.

HiddenID:
Good Morning everyone.

This is a weird question but I just want to know, what type of water do you guys drink at home?

I was advised that tap is safe. I've also read a couple articles/forum comments on the Internet saying that UK tap is safe for drinking at home.

I just want to make sure I'm not alone

I boil my water, cool it. Then garnish it and drink away.

Besides I'm not keen on consuming DEHA and I try to reduce the amount of plastic waste in circulation.

Your choice Las Las .

Inkredible:
I boil my water, cool it. Then garnish it and drink away.

Besides I'm not keen on consuming DEHA and I try to reduce the amount of plastic waste in circulation.

Your choice Las Las .

What a waste of fruits....... You go chop them afterwards............

Lexusgs430:
What a waste of fruits....... You go chop them afterwards............

I chew it o. Mans gotta meet up with 5 a day

Inkredible:
I chew it o. Mans gotta meet up with 5 a day

Then after 5 a day, you reach house chop pounded yam + kpomo + stockfish + shaki + turkey.........

Lexusgs430:
Then after 5 a day, you reach house chop pounded yam + kpomo + stockfish + shaki + turkey.........

O aye!! I canny wait tae gis mysel some smashing naija cuisines when I gie a chance tae.

profemebee:
damnnn..

no ASDA here.. been buying 50p water from tesco/sainsburys..

Tesco and Sanisbury have the 17p water as well

claremont:
I drink tap water and have been drinking it for years. It's safe to drink. If I don't fancy tap water, I drink orange juice instead.

Alright, thanks for your response

Inkredible:
I boil my water, cool it. Then garnish it and drink away.

Besides I'm not keen on consuming DEHA and I try to reduce the amount of plastic waste in circulation.

Your choice Las Las .

Do you still get water-satisfied after drinking it this way? Like, doesn't it feel like you've just had juice or something?

HiddenID:
Do you still get water-satisfied after drinking it this way? Like, doesn't it feel like you've just had juice or something?

Naa fam.. Boiled water always tastes funny to me. So I mask it up with these or just freeze the bejesus out of it.

I'm actually quite used to the taste of these now that ordinary water just not fun anymore.