@Theimbellis: The quality and taste of the tap water really depends on what state or city you are in. Generally speaking though, it doesn't matter which state you are in, bottled water is a waste of money. Tap water tastes just fine.
You can also duct tape your bumper to your car, or have it secured with bolts. They both do the same thing, but one is certainly less attractive than the other.
@citizen024: Yeah, it's hard not to love designer faucets - with their long hard shapes, and how you hold the knob tightly in your hands, splashing warm liquid all over your face.
first though upon seeing this? it looks like a nightmare to clean. a couple of months in my house and all those weird undercuts will be crusted with cat hair and gunky stuff that i won't be able to reach with a scrub brush
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Okay, go to some grocery or gas store and buy bottled water.
Pour it into a glass.
Fill another glass with sink water.
Drink both and you will notice how nasty sink water tastes compared to bottled water. New Zealand's water is as clean as bottled water.
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[www.sustainlane.com]
Ranks Kansas City, MO as #1 in terms of pollutants in the water.
[www.forbes.com]
Des Moines, Iowa; Austin, Texas; and Sioux Falls, S.D.
As far as taste goes, it's all relative I suppose.
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Give me a solid, traditional faucet that can be used with ease and repaired simply and cheaply.
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Never been to a strip club, then?
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"Dude, uhuhuhuh turn into the faucet!"
*shifts*
"Daaaahahah no way haha!"
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