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Drinking water

· Posted: 02.08.2017 · #1

Hi guys,

here in Cobh, but there is no drinking water on tap... I only know the German way where I stop at motorway services to fill up on drinking water. Hence I checked some garages, but it's only that nozzle thingie there. It would take ages to fill a 10 l canister.

Where are you guys filling up on the road??

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· Posted: 02.08.2017 · #2

Ald, lidl, supervalue, Dunnes etc,

I wouldnt drink the water from a non known source

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· Posted: 02.08.2017 · #3

There is drinking water in Cobh, on the opposite side of the wall from the black disposal.

Thanks said, we don't use our tank for drinking. Supermarket bottles as mentioned above.

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· Posted: 14.08.2017 · #4

Yea, there is a drink water on the opposite side of the grey water in Cobh. Have to say I only saw the 'grey water' sing first and was puzzled, but then spotted the other time hours later. One side says 'grey water', pity the other side doesn't say 'drinkable', but we use a 5 litre plastic bottle and generally use it for everything, and replenish as required. It's only a short walk to refill at any time.
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