Tap Water used at McDonalds for beverages?
George Orwell
reconstituted juice and drinks. We make sure our water is safe and pure.
Does McDonalds assure their customers the water they use in preparation of
food and drink is safe and pure?
Do McDonalds restarants use municipal water straight from the tap? If so,
how is it purified, because city water pipes introduce rust, germs, heavy
metals, salts and other impurities?
Is there any periodic independent testing of their stores' water for
quality? If not, why not, since water is the staff of all life? If they
test their water for purity, are the results available for customers'
inspection?
If the water used by a McDonalds is harmful to the human body, what
recourse does the customer have? Will McDonalds provide customer legal
representation at Company's expense in the event they need to be sued for
supplying unwholesome water?
I realize there are a lot of questions here, but it would seem water is the
number one issue when selecting an eatery.
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George Orwell <nob...@mixmaster.it> wrote:
> At home, we use bottled water (drinking or distilled) for coffee, tea, or
> reconstituted juice and drinks. We make sure our water is safe and pure.
What makes you think bottled water is safe and pure?
joe...@tvland.com
: > At home, we use bottled water (drinking or distilled) for coffee, tea, or
Of course they use tap water, tap water is safe to drink in the US.
Putting that aside, take a closer look at their dispensing machines
if you can - see those long cylindrical objects with tubes coming
out either end? Those are water filters that filter the tap water
prior to being used in their drink products.
I can't believe you wrote 6 paragraphs just for an obvious troll...