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Is it safe to drink city water while pregnant? water comes out cloudy. husband says its the purification, minerals and possibly a tad of chlorine?
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Usually: City and municipal water supplies are generally safe to drink. If you are pregnant check with your water co. If your water is fluoridated and at what level. Try not to consume the water if Fluoride is above 1 ppm. Most of what your husband says is true about the water.
Answered 2/25/2016
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