Are you saying you drink beer without ice??

Boiling/heating water kills bacteria and viruses, it does not remove particulate. PFAS, heavy metals, etc. to me, that’s more of a concern in this situation.

Vast majority of filters on the market will not remove the latex if they are made with PFAS. Something to keep in mind.

>Cooking food doesn’t use too much water in most cases

Have you ever cooked anything in your life? Cooking requires a lot of water. Even at the home level- adding in restaurant level prepping and it's fucked.

I would imagine huge reserves.

Would this be in the form of reserve water supplies, water treatment equipment, something else?

squeaky clean asshole

Cooking food requires A TON of water. It could be a huge problem

We recently moved around 17th and Mifflin st and wondering if its safe around to walk. Any suggestions to avoid any street or blocks?

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Most likely they'll get a shit ton of ice delivered and store it in their walk-in's

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Never understood how people run around with a wet (although clean?) booty.

Can we get a mega thread for news/updates/questions about the water situation

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I’m shocked such a process doesn’t exist already

This’ll do

Nahh he's in South Philly hiding at his girlfriend's house by the stadiums.

Except they didn’t, and begged for help throughout their crisis.

Maybe those ‘water protectors’ were on to something about water being invaluable

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I was referring to restaurants not coffee places.