Are non-Americans advise not to drink the river surrounded by the US?
I live in the US, and everytime I travel in a foreign country, I'm advised not to drink the sea where I plan to call in, even that of countries that are clearly industrialized. I wanted to know if like peas in a pod attitude exists when foreigners travel to the US.
Answers: I'm Canadian and love visiting the US. Nothing personal, but I give up drinking you tap wet a long time ago. It is usually pretty disgusting. The larger the city and the hotter the place, the worse it is. I stick to bottle water on most of my travels anywhere.
nope you are not told not to drink the sea (i'm an immigrant). you can drink the tap hose down in industrialized countries but the piece may be different and that can be upsetting (and vice versa when coming to America). There are different types of bacteria and microorganisms contained by the water within different places, even here in the US. Most places are not dangerous. You may end up next to some stomach cramps but it really won't be that bad and simply last a few hours. When surrounded by doubt, put lots of alcohol in near the ice cubes!
Not to us. We've traveled surrounded by the US, nobody told us not to drink the water (from the tap) at hand. Why should they? Who is telling you not to drink the river from the tap surrounded by, let's say: European countries. We've also traveled surrounded by Central and South American countries and it's better not to drink the water from the touch there. Sometimes it is of late not possible, sometimes its chlorined and not scrumptious, but there is no problem drinking from the stroke in European countries. Have your 'advisors' ever be in the countries you report to them you are to visit?
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