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Roger Mills said:Indeed. I would not be happy to clean my teeth with water from *any* tap
which wasn't directly mains fed. If my hand-basins had cold supplies from
attic tanks (which they don't!), I'd use a jug of water from a mains
supply - such as the kitchen tap, or even bottled water.
Or even a nice methode champagnoise - the fizzy bubbles help clean all
the little crevices.
Owain