Hi all,
Noticed this item in the Irish Independant, drinking water in parts of the county needs to be boiled to avoid the possibility of Cryptospiridium.
Wonder if you got some in your tank would it continue to cause the potential for illness indefinitly, or until you disinfected your tank.
http://www.independent.ie/iris…99453.html
Hate to think of paying for bottled water, which in my opinion is an expensive con. It doesn't meet EU quality standards for tap water anyway.
We usually drink the 'local' water wherever we are.
Makes a mockery of the old adage never drink the water when abroad.
Davy
Noticed this item in the Irish Independant, drinking water in parts of the county needs to be boiled to avoid the possibility of Cryptospiridium.
Wonder if you got some in your tank would it continue to cause the potential for illness indefinitly, or until you disinfected your tank.
http://www.independent.ie/iris…99453.html
Hate to think of paying for bottled water, which in my opinion is an expensive con. It doesn't meet EU quality standards for tap water anyway.
We usually drink the 'local' water wherever we are.
Makes a mockery of the old adage never drink the water when abroad.
Davy