Drinking Water

It is an open container to allow larger animals like cattle, horses, goats and sheep to drink water from.

A hydrant wash-out is an accessible valve in a water supply main which can be opened to run dirty water out of a main following work on the system and replace it with clean water. The metal cover over the valve is normally identified with the letters WO

Anything other than Alcohol

76.8912mL

Can you clen flush two day's with water & vineger

Yes, drinking water faucets do come in bronze. They are available from Home Depot, Lowe's, Walmart, and Amazon along with several other locations and stores.

If your toilet was purchased before 1992 it uses about 6 gallons of water, if since then it uses about a gallon and a half per flush. Some say the average person flushes 5 times a day, so that would be 30 gallons a day or 900 gallons a month for older toilets and 7.5 gallons a day or 25 gallons a month for newer ones. Divide these numbers by the gallons your water bill says you use in a month to find the percentage. There is to much variation to figure out how much your entire family uses -- clothes washer, dish washer, watering lawns, etc.

Take her to the vet to be safe.

If you drink too much water you may suffer water toxicity which can be fatal.

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No it will not.

Yes, my JRT had the same thing. Pancreatitis or Gastroenteritis. The culprit in my situations was too much treats and human food. When she vomited the first time I noticed bits of dog food, cat food, dog-jerky treats, pork (from my dinner plate), and grass. Now she is on a stict dog-food only diet. No treats, and no human-food. I keep an eye out that she keeps out of the cat dish as well. She has recovered, but she almost died from it and my vet bill was $1300. I won't be making that mistake again no matter how much she bats those beautiful brown eyelashes at me.

Yes

no whiskey and coke is better. i advise atlest three mabey four if your are at a meal with inlaws (:

If by fair, you mean morally fair, no. If by lighter-skinned and blonde, no. But water will keep you alive.

is his nose wet? if not then take him to the vet immdidately, i would take him to a vet anyway if he doesn't drink water. A wet nose is a sign of healthiness, a dry no is a sign of illness.

No. Time does. Stop breaking the law

Nothing- the amount of electrolytes are usually very small. Say for example a litre of bottled still water has 23 mg of Sodium in it. Sodium is one of the 2 electrolytes in Salt, (sodium and cloride). You would have to drink a litre of that water to consume 23mg sodium. 23mg sodium (1 millimole (mmol)) is only 1% of the amount of sodium that would be allowed on a restricted salt diet for the treatment of say high blood pressure so that amount is fine to drink. We need to drink 1.5 litres water a day so there is no harm whatsoever in bottled water.

If you look at potassium another electrolyte- if a litre water contains 10 mg potassium- this a 1/4 of a mmol of potassium. Potassium will not do you any harm at all. The only people who would have to be careful of potassium are those with kidney failure. But for those with kidney failure 10mg is so small that we would just count as a free drink.

If you drink tap water the levels of electrolytes will vary. To know exactly the amount of electrolytes in your own water you would need to go to your Water Board and ask them if you were worried that there were very high levels of a particular substance in your water.

Here in Ireland we have good quality water that people can drink. However last year the quality of water in the west of Ireland plummeted as Cryptosporium was found in the water. This is not an electrolyte but a serious bug that causes serious illness. Again it is back to the Water Board to sort this out.

But back to your question- water with electrolyes is perfectly fine.

I am a dietitian and look after cardiology renal (kidney) and diabetic patients.

You didn't mention if your child was ill or not. The body weight seems on the low side. 3 - 6 cups of water per day for your child's weight. If your child has kidney problems be careful not to over-dose your child on too much water. If your child does not have kidney problems and wants water then let them have it (within reason.) It is best to spread out the intake of water for a child than giving them 3 - 6 cups all at once per day. Children can become thirsty just playing or active in sports. Juices also count as fluid intake. Here is some good advice off a medical website: **** It is possible for a person to drink too much water. It is called water intoxication. What happens is the sodium level in the blood reaches very low levels (because of dilution by excess water which can only be excreted in the urine, sweat or breath). This disturbs water balance in the brain, which can cause epileptic seizures and even death. ****Cold water is the best fluid to satisfy a thirst and the most effective to replace fluid lost through exercise and perspiration. Keep a pitcher of water in the refrigerator during summer months for thirsty children. ****You should be aware of how much fluid your children drink especially in summer. Your four-year-old can probably tell you when he's thirsty, but your 21-month-old child may not. Whenever your four-year-old wants a drink, offer some liquids to your 21-month-old also. Another guidelines for those parents with only one child is, whenever you get a drink for yourself, offer some to your child. This includes offering a bottle of water to an infant. By the time you are thirsty though, you are already somewhat dehydrated. So drink water every waking hour to anticipate thirst especially in hot weather and remember to offer your children water every time you do. ****At birth, 75% of the body weight of a child is water. This decreases to approximately 60% by age 10. To put this on a practical level, infants ages birth to two years (6 to 26 pounds), should have three to six cups of water per day. Children age's two to 12 years (26 to 100 pounds), should have four to eight cups of water per day. ****Since the amount of fluid required per day is determined by your body temperature, the ability of your kidneys to remove wastes and sweating, a second guideline would be helpful. When your child goes to the bathroom, his/her urine should be light yellow or colorless and odorless, unless it is the first urine after getting up in morning. Also check infants soiled diapers for urine color and odor.

4 cups

It depends on how much each person consumes every day (yes, some people drink very little and some people drink an extremely lot) and how many people there are in that family. It also depends on how big the water bottles are and how much each water bottle can hold.

to improve the taste,smell and qulity

it can cause clumps of chlorine to form when the water has organic materials in it, this can become a major issue in the human body.

yes. the bicarbonate is what creates the fizz

No.