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Is it safe to use public drinking fountains or water bubblers?
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No: Public water fountains or bubblers are notorious for spreading germs. The press bar or button is rarely if ever cleaned, and the backwash from a person drinking can contaminate the head where the water comes out. I would avoid using public water fountains, and bring your own bottle. Touchless water bottle fillers on the other hand can be safe if no one has touched the outflow spigot.
Answered 5/7/2020
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