California state certified water treatment operator for many years and we already do it in many ways and just don't talk about it. In all my years of water treatment it is extremely safe and there is no way to accidentally short circuit the process.
I knew a guy that worked in a sewage water treatment plant. He said that the water that was output after filtering was clearer and better than the water flowing to the houses.
@@samfrancisco8095 The EPA regulations required water leaving he facility and being pumped into the Mississippi River to be filtered and treated with chlorine. It was required to have less bacteria than the water going to homes. Only now are California municipalities considering using waste water after treatment for their water systems.
Look into all of the new research about how much microplastic contamination is in the water in plastic water bottles. Microplastic particles are very highly carcinogenic. You get by far the highest doses of them from plastic water containers. I've changed all of my drinking bottles & glasses to metal, glass or ceramic. If you care about your health, you should worry a lot more about microplastics than filtered water. Get your own water filter and stop using even more plastic. Or buy water in glass bottles if you can find that.
Seeing as I'm sure many in California does not even drink directly from the tap for the "taste" and choses to buy treated water or from water bottles purchased from stores. Many residents are even unaware that the water is even treated for human consumptions. This is an easy way for the state to conserve water usage. Can't believe it has taken so long.
I bought bottled water that was advertised as being fresh, but upon investigation, I found out a good portion of the water in it was billions of years old!
and what about the new study which stated "millions of particles of nano plastics found in bottled water".... i wonder if these are filtered out ....i wonder if these are found in wastewater.... i wonder if these are found in non-recycled drinking water
I just commented about that above. This is why water in plastic bottles is the absolute worst for your health. I think they still need to develop better filters for microplastics and PFAS because the research in this area is new.
Too bad you can’t separate the “grey” water from the “black” like you can in travel trailers and motor homes. Grey water is from your washing machine, dishwasher and showers and other bathing. Black water is from the toilet. Yeah, recycle and treat a community’s grey water, but not the black water!
How many city sewer treatment plants empty out into the Mississippi River and other rivers with where downriver cities use that same water as the source for their drinking water plants?
Well as a lifelong water treatment operator, in the state of California, my answer is yes. There is no ability to "short circuit" the treatment process. It just can't happen.
California is Californias problem.. they could send WAY more water south from the Sacramento River but they don't. We could be building DeSal plants all over the place . we hav e 2, one in Santa Barbra and one in Carlsbad area..... get a clue, CA!!!!!
California state certified water treatment operator for many years and we already do it in many ways and just don't talk about it. In all my years of water treatment it is extremely safe and there is no way to accidentally short circuit the process.
Charge them to clean the water but make it illegal to collect rain water. Go freedom.
Considering water is as old as the universe, as long as it is certifiably clean, I'm good with it. Every molecule of water we use is recycled.
I knew a guy that worked in a sewage water treatment plant. He said that the water that was output after filtering was clearer and better than the water flowing to the houses.
Liar 🤥
That makes no sense.
@@samfrancisco8095 The EPA regulations required water leaving he facility and being pumped into the Mississippi River to be filtered and treated with chlorine. It was required to have less bacteria than the water going to homes. Only now are California municipalities considering using waste water after treatment for their water systems.
Yikes, I always drink bottled water.
And where does that water come from? Oh, yeah, melting glaciers...😢
Look into all of the new research about how much microplastic contamination is in the water in plastic water bottles. Microplastic particles are very highly carcinogenic. You get by far the highest doses of them from plastic water containers. I've changed all of my drinking bottles & glasses to metal, glass or ceramic. If you care about your health, you should worry a lot more about microplastics than filtered water. Get your own water filter and stop using even more plastic. Or buy water in glass bottles if you can find that.
All of Las Vegas toilet water ends up in the Colorado River, on its way to California
I work in waste water treatment and on average the water that comes out is extremely clean, cleaner than the water that is naturaoly in the rivers
Seeing as I'm sure many in California does not even drink directly from the tap for the "taste" and choses to buy treated water or from water bottles purchased from stores. Many residents are even unaware that the water is even treated for human consumptions. This is an easy way for the state to conserve water usage. Can't believe it has taken so long.
I mean if you live in Southern California, you’re already drinking it from lake mead.
Why does Colorado need to purify waste water? It seems to me that they’ve got plenty of water to begin with!
we are all drinking toilet water when you really think about it.
I bought bottled water that was advertised as being fresh, but upon investigation, I found out a good portion of the water in it was billions of years old!
I live in rural Georgia. My tap water is pumped from a spring.
Everyone in New Orleans is .
I'd drink it out of the tank not bowl.
My pets do that some times
If everyone just stopped putting grass in their front yard we would have plenty
that's mess up
I think sewage water is plenty good enough for the people in California who love to vote Democrat
Las Vegas recycles sewer water into drinking water , yuk
and what about the new study which stated "millions of particles of nano plastics found in bottled water"....
i wonder if these are filtered out ....i wonder if these are found in wastewater.... i wonder if these are found in non-recycled drinking water
I just commented about that above. This is why water in plastic bottles is the absolute worst for your health. I think they still need to develop better filters for microplastics and PFAS because the research in this area is new.
Too bad you can’t separate the “grey” water from the “black” like you can in travel trailers and motor homes. Grey water is from your washing machine, dishwasher and showers and other bathing. Black water is from the toilet. Yeah, recycle and treat a community’s grey water, but not the black water!
I had a home in California where all Grey Water went into an orchard.
Yeah we are running out of resources so lets bring 1000's immigrants in
We don’t want any of them man
Just add this to the list of reasons not to live in California.
Couldn't be worse than drinking water from the Salton Sea.
It's about time! LA's amazing Hyperion plant has been dumping nearly tap-ready water into the ocean for many years.
It's all dynosaur pee anyway...
How many city sewer treatment plants empty out into the Mississippi River and other rivers with where downriver cities use that same water as the source for their drinking water plants?
Oh gosh , 🫣💝💧
Yeah so you trust these government workers to perform all that safety 100% of the time and not have a "short circuit" in their system here or there?
Well as a lifelong water treatment operator, in the state of California, my answer is yes. There is no ability to "short circuit" the treatment process. It just can't happen.
MMMM. Furgy T water. Not only refreshing. It’s delicious! 😅
And the parasites keep me extremely regular!😂
Toilet water is a lot less toxic than what military industrial weapons contractors get away with dumping into the water table...
California is Californias problem.. they could send WAY more water south from the Sacramento River but they don't. We could be building DeSal plants all over the place . we hav e 2, one in Santa Barbra and one in Carlsbad area..... get a clue, CA!!!!!
What about viruses?
Reverse osmosis membranes as well as biological treatment methods can eliminate viruses.
Let’s hear a robot retro video
Does the treatment include killing viruses?
It does. That's what the UV treatments and activated charcoal, etc. does.
Can’t get Hepatitis out of it
Time to leave California. STAT
Yet another ai channel....bye
Turd ice cube trays, a new industry. 😅