do you drink tap or bottled water?

Tap w/lemon and lots of ice.

Both, depends on where I am .

Tap water unless nothing else available in the place at the time.

Looking through the other replies it would seem a lot of people here live in areas with low-quality mains water that may be safe to drink, but has an unpleasant taste.

Some say they improve it a bit by filtering, but a filter (including possibly a filter called "reverse osmosis" by a
shop) does not remove dissolved compounds, only particles.

The minerals dissolved naturally in potable water supplied to proper standards, or drawn from a safe spring or private borehole, are fine. In fact our body needs some of them; and I think totally pure water is not really very good for us.

There is a natural spring near my home. I fill bottles there. My tap water contains a bit of iron and manganese so I don’t drink much of it.

Tap mostly

I use bottled water for drinking and cooking. I refill one gallon jugs at the grocery store.

spring water, ice cold from the ground,,has been tested,,cook and wash,,with tap water,,

Depends where I am at. The tap water where I am at right now is un drinkable.

Bottles when i don't have a choice (someone else is providing the water)

I drink only reverse osmosis water I get from a health food store.

bottled water cause i love sparkling water... but tap water is fine too

filtered tap water that I put in a bottle!

From the water dispenser on the refrigerator.

Tap water ..water is water why pay for the bottle

Both but more tap. Only bottle if I'm out and need to

Filtered tap usually but I'll drink bottled too

Both, my tap water is filtered

Always drink bottled water.

I drink tap water.

Tap

Tap water

Mostly tap.

Tap water. right from the faucet

Any free being the tastier

Both

Both

Beer

Tap im not scared

Tap. Over ice.

I drink tap but ours comes from a well , not city water that sh I mean that stuff tastes terrible. ( understatement)

kirkland bottled

I only drink filtered water from my fridge

Which has dual 1micron carbon cartridges.