Well it won't kill you...but it might make you sick.
There is unfortunately no foolproof method for determining whether rainwater is safe to drink. If one is going to drink rainwater, it is advisable that safety precautions be taken, such as filtering or boiling of the water to ensure that it has been disinfected.
Yes, rainwater is generally safe to drink if it is collected and stored properly. However, it may contain contaminants from the atmosphere or collection surfaces, so it is recommended to treat or filter rainwater before drinking it.
Yes.
No, it is not safe to add rainwater to a battery as rainwater may contain impurities or contaminants that can damage the battery. It is recommended to only use distilled water for topping up a battery.
no because rain water has nasty chemicals that could do your body harm but tap water has been filterd and cleaned so tap water is safe
No, as it is reacts with atmospheric chemicals
What do you think? Just drink it, jeez, it doesnt sound that hard does it........
Yes, it is generally safe to drink the water in Bermuda. The island's water supply comes from a combination of rainwater collected in cisterns and desalinated seawater. Both sources are treated and monitored to ensure safety and quality. However, visitors may prefer bottled water for personal taste preferences or if they have sensitive stomachs.
Rainwater is generally clean and safe to drink if collected in a clean container. However, as rain falls through the atmosphere, it may capture pollutants like dust, bacteria, and chemicals, especially in urban areas. It's best to purify rainwater before consuming it to ensure it's safe for drinking.
no it is not safe to drink.
Yes, you can. It is much safer than drinking from stand-still pools or puddles. It is cleaner and will not cause dysentery. Collecting rain water in cisterns is the major water source in many areas away from flowing rivers.
It is not illegal, but if you plan to drink it, make sure you boil it before you do.