Why do they need Fluoride in the city water? Don't you get fluoride from toothpaste? It says on tubes if you swallow it, call poison control. Meanwhile, it's in the water to drink. I think brita filters take it out though, eh? I only drink the brita water and change filters every 2 month. - Conspiracies

Why do they need Fluoride in the city water? Don't you get fluoride from toothpaste? It says on tubes if you swallow it, call poison control. Meanwhile, it's in the water to drink. I think brita filters take it out though, eh? I only drink the brita water and change filters every 2 month. (media.scored.co)

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– GoldenRatioed 1 point 297 days ago +1 / -0

Brita removes little more than chlorine— all the really nasty shit stays. ProOne or an upgraded Berkey are the only passive systems I’m aware of that get the job done

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– newfunturistic [S] 1 point 296 days ago +1 / -0

Brita's not bad.. if I try just straight city tap water.. it tastes worse.

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– ChillConservative2 1 point 297 days ago +1 / -0

Look into Zero Water as well. Have been using that for about 6mo and based on my research, seems to be amongst the best overall (fluoride removal included). Can anyone else verify??

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