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Water - a scarce commodity

2009
16
July

Yesterday SF Water had the water shutoff for 4 hours. (Hey, at least they told us so we could bathe, fill some pots, etc. beforehand). We're used to it now, they've been digging up the streets nearby for 2 months now. Every time the water comes back on we have to flush out all the dirt in the lines.

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It's amazing how much we take clean, safe water on tap for granted. When it's absent, we suffer - no dishwasher, no flush toilets, all potable water from a bottle. It's different when you go camping - you know water will be scarce, so you have alternate solutions. In recent years bottled water has become the fashion (talk about ecologically unsound & wasteful), yet in most big cities the tap water is just as good (if not better).

Good cooking absolutely depends on good water from preparation to cleanup. As a cook you have a right to demand the best. If your local water supply isn't up to par, demand safe & clean water and support your local water company's efforts to keep the supply uncontaminated.


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