that is just disgusting lol. are we actually drinking that?

yea to bad i never drink tap water

yes we drink it once its been chemicaly treated so its safe to drink and is clean.

That's why I have double filters

MasterCamzz wrote Watch this video PROOF Youve probably read countless articles about the horrendous quality of tap water and its numerous contaminants that attack your biology and have been tied to a multitude of health ailments. It is very rare, however, that you can actually see just how terribly polluted your tap water truly is. In the video above, I show you the overflow tray of my 12 stage water filtration device that collects the excess amount of gunk that the filters discharge. In other words, this is actually the extra amount of build up amounted from 12 different stages of water filtration and its still disturbingly-putrid.

Its easy to imagine what the rest of the heavy metals, parasites, chemicals, fecal matter, drug residue, dirt, dust, and urine contamination would look like that are cleared by the filters. I may do some future videos showing the insides of the filters as well just to give you an idea. Upon pulling out the reverse osmosis filter, its pretty easy to screw open the top and see a whole lot of brown residue quite similar to that of the video.

I imagine one response many reading this might have is well why doesnt my water filter look like this? The first question you should ask yourself is whether or not you have a really serious high quality filtration device. If youre using something cheap like a Brita filter that you picked up from your local supermarket, youre not going to see anything near this amount of captured toxins. Why? Because cheap Brita filters dont grab very much from the tap water youre drinking, and allows virtually 100% of the fluoride and other heavy metals to pass right on through.

Water might look like that, they say it harms us but why hasnt it yet? humans drank tap water for the longest time

Really people? If you don't like the water your city gives you then go to a lake and filter your own water! At least you have some type of filtration system I just came back from a mission trip and i watched a 67 year old man go down a half a mile long hill to a small lake to get his water for the week! He has no plumbing, no electricity, and no running water! AND no filter! and your complaining about how our running water is? Then start buying bottle water or go to a lake yourself and get it!

City water + Water Softner = hmmmmm