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Hi, i have recently had condensated water from an ac drip into my mouth while asleep. i am wondering about the possible health concerns this poses. ?
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No.: This water does not carry any toxins, and was likely very pure H20 as it was humidity condensing on a cold AC element.
Answered 11/5/2016
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