Feedback please tank rainwater

[little sparrow]

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So they go in the tablecloths. But are they only sought after in tablecloths? What about supposedly potable water?

as we say: "we only find what we are looking for"!

[bernardd]

But Bernard, metals, pollution in general, pesticides will also be present in your rainwater. It doesn't change anything. Only the medocs will not be there.

I do not make you say it does not change anything compared to water in pipes, so as much to use rainwater. QED

And when it comes to natural protection, we didn't live better before! so look at life expectancy.
Before, we punctured faster, easier! natural selection at all stages of life was much rougher!

First, it didn't stop us from existing.

And then, at least the human species did not make disappear all the other species.

If we don't regulate ourselves a little better, others will take care of it. [/ Url]

[aerialcastor]

And when it comes to natural protection, we didn't live better before! so look at life expectancy.
Before, we punctured faster, easier! natural selection at all stages of life was much rougher!

Without wanting to enter the debate because it is completely hs

It is especially the infant mortality which has bcp decreased, once the first years passed it rolled by itself.
And a few months' death weighs heavily on the average life expectancy.
It must be seen that accidents were more frequent in the "old" days.
And that today we nail our old people to beds and plug in a lot of things to make them "last" longer.

The "we died" faster and put into perspective, now all the kids have allergy, soul, and get any shit as soon as they go out.

[little sparrow]

Re,

I do not make you say it does not change anything compared to water in pipes, so as much to use rainwater. QED

yes but people like pseudomonas cannot accept that these pollutants may no longer be present in properly filtered rainwater ...

they prefer to stay on this vision of beautiful "drinking" water, all good and safe, and super polluted and dangerous rainwater ...
without admitting other possibilities ...

but hey .., these "refractory detractors" ... I'm starting to get used to it .. it runs the net!

[pseudomonas]

But no Pierrot, drinking water is not all beautiful. And it will still take treatment efforts for this to improve. it's obvious.

Again, caricaturing yourself just for fun!

As long as nobody controls the water in your tank, it's dangerous. And there, it is not you who is targeted, it is general. According to what you say, you assess it. But the majority will not do it.

So strictly speaking, if a compulsory annual appraisal is made by an approved body, why not the tanks. But it is necessary, I think I have a rigor on this subject, to avoid that pseudo green sects which want a return to the old time, because it was much better pulullent and annoy the world. whether to put the dots on the i.
It must be done as for boilers: no proof of maintenance, no insurance in case of problems. point bar.
People are great. If they want to play idiots and drink what they think is good, that's up to them! if they are sick, no social security cover, it is the mutual which takes care of. It's like in the old days too: only those who had money could heal themselves better than others.

Otherwise Bernard, if you consider that the human race is harmful, do not treat yourself ... it will be faster and there will be one less. If your kids are sick, the same? it's really clever as reasoning right?
Come on, stop these ideological stupidity.

CENSORSHIP OF MODERATION

[pseudomonas]

@aerialcastor:
all the kids have allergies of course because of the increasing pollution. In addition, WHO is concerned about an ever increasing number of fungal attacks responsible for asmathiform bronchitis.
For this century, mushrooms will be a threat to be taken very seriously.

[oli 80]

good evening, here is a water filtration system that is used in developing countries, in addition to the normal filters they have the UV filter powered by solar panels
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8bykbVECVrE

so imagine the potability of the water there, so the rainwater in our house could be filtered with a UV system

I hope that with that I manage to get everyone to agree, technologies exist, except you have to read them

[aerialcastor]

all the kids have allergies of course because of the increasing pollution. In addition, WHO is concerned about an ever increasing number of fungal attacks responsible for asmathiform bronchitis.
For this century, mushrooms will be a threat to be taken very seriously.

The problem is a little more complex than that and I don't really master it, it was more to put your words into perspective.

I think allergies and asthma are bcp due to overly strict sanitary conditions.

An example (so not a generality) my brother to spend the first years of his life in a nursery to sterilize wrongly and through, and had very many allergies.
I grew up out in the bush running in the corn fields and I had no worries.

After we can not generalize, but I think that like everything else the immune system must train to be effective, so be faced with a minimum hostile environment.

Well here we are really hs.

[Forhorse]

And that today we nail our old people to beds and plug in a lot of things to make them "last" longer.

The "we died" faster and put into perspective, now all the kids have allergy, soul, and get any shit as soon as they go out.

It is not false
+1 as they say

[pseudomonas]

ah but perfectly agree with you: you need very serious systems so as not to have to deal with problems later.
however, there will always be a mandatory supervisory body.

Note however that in this diagram, the risk is transferred to the user. Where currently the legal risk is borne by the water distributor.

@ariallcastor: It just means that your brother's allergic terrain is worse than yours. that's all.