any coffee pot or kettle in pop century hotel room? water safe to drink?

[confuseme]

Are there any coffee pot, or kettle in the pop century hotel rooms? Is water safe to drink?

 

[TestTrack]

Are there any coffee pot, or kettle in the pop century hotel rooms? Is water safe to drink?

Water is composed of a safe level of hydrogen and oxygen and there is quite a large percentage of it in the human body. I recommend drinking water, its good for you.

:ROFLOL:

In all seriousness, yes the water at WDW is safe to drink. Some might not think it tastes the best, but tap water is tap water.

I don't know about the coffee pot but looking through pictures I say a very hesitant no.

 

[Master Yoda]

Are there any coffee pot, or kettle in the pop century hotel rooms? Is water safe to drink?

There are no coffee or tea pot's at any of Disney value resorts with the exception of the suites at music. They have them in all the moderates and above. The water is out of the tap perfectly safe to drink but the taste is less than desirable to some.

 

[confuseme]

I guess that's how they make you buy the refill mug. It's ok, at least it's safe to drink out of the tap.

 

[gatordoc]

-climbs on soapbox-

Safe drinking water from the tap is one of the great advances of modern civilization, not to mention your tax dollars at work. Some people argue that they don't like the taste of the tap water in certain locales, but it is still safe to drink. One of the greatest scams of our time. IMO, is the whole bottled water industry.

-climbs off soapbox-

Have a nice day :wave:

 

[Master Yoda]

-climbs on soapbox-

Safe drinking water from the tap is one of the great advances of modern civilization, not to mention your tax dollars at work. Some people argue that they don't like the taste of the tap water in certain locales, but it is still safe to drink. One of the greatest scams of our time. IMO, is the whole bottled water industry.

-climbs off soapbox-

Have a nice day :wave:

A key point to that. When did "they" start telling us to drink 8 glasses of water a day? The same day "they" put it in bottles and charged us $2 a piece for them. I never would have thought it would be possible to pay more for a gallon of water then I pay for a gallon of gas.

 

[Steve-B]

A key point to that. When did "they" start telling us to drink 8 glasses of water a day? The same day "they" put it in bottles and charged us $2 a piece for them. I never would have thought it would be possible to pay more for a gallon of water then I pay for a gallon of gas.

Excellent point !

 

[Dagger]

You guys are trouble makers :lol:

 

[Master Yoda]

You guys are trouble makers :lol:

.:drevil:

 

[gardenia]

One of the greatest scams of our time. IMO, is the whole bottled water industry.

Yeah, and that gatorade stuff is a real ripoff too ;-)

 

[unkadug]

Contrary to what some people say, the water is safe to drink.

You don't have to fall for the CocaCola Company's marketing ploy.

 

[crassmonkey]

2 seperate threads with people fighting about water.... I'm still getting a kick out of it!

I'm thinking about starting a thread:

"Air: good for you, or evil marketing ploy to keep you shopping??!?!"

personally, I plan to bring my own air into the parks. The air they have in WDW is owned by Coca-Cola. :lookaroun

 

[unkadug]

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[gatordoc]

Yeah, and that gatorade stuff is a real ripoff too ;-)

Actually (and despite my moniker), to a large extent, it is. Aside from those participating in true endurance sports (over about an hour of intense activity), an electrolyte containing beverage such as Gatorade provides no real advantage over water.

Stay hydrated! :wave:

 

[LudwigVonDrake]

Here's a tip I discovered at WDW:

Fill your Ice Bucket with Ice before you go to sleep. When you awaken, you will find fresh, filtered water to drink They filter the water for the ice cubes so your water won't have that "Florida taste"