Mother Of All Whore Threads Non-VIP Edition v.1

stilletto said:
I just never drink the water. Truly didn’t realize people took other precautionary measures.
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Also advised not to brush teeth with the water. Wash fruit and veggies with iodine and bottled water. Costa rica was much better now that I think of it. Sayulita is an old fishing town that got popular and can't really keep up with the population I think. I just had food poisoning and I really don't want it on vacation.
 
Janz3n said:
Also advised not to brush teeth with the water. Wash fruit and veggies with iodine and bottled water. Costa rica was much better now that I think of it. Sayulita is an old fishing town that got popular and can't really keep up with the population I think. I just had food poisoning and I really don't want it on vacation.
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As someone who didn't even go all the way into Mexico (San Benito) and watched someone get stomach cramps a half hour after filling a water bottle... the precaution is warranted. I also used a public fountain, but I was okay -- so hit and a miss. I don't think it's just Mexico -- it's a risk for a lot of the areas near tributaries here in Texas at certain times of the year. Water where I used to live would frequently come out of the faucet green (sediment rich) -- and when I was in college, it was a rust color (iron rich). Both deemed fit to drink, but could and did cause issues for certain folks.

Be Safe, Enjoy yourself -- and try a bottle of Mineragua for those good burps:party:
 
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