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And how many bottles of water did you buy this week?
im lucky enough to have potable tap water, so none
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tap_(valve)
None. I just buy a big (>500ml) durable non-plastic water bottle once and use it until it stops being breaks or something. Why don't more people do this (genuine question, wondering if there are actual reasons)?
Actual reasons such as not having easy, free access to safe water refills? That's the case for a lot of people.
Perfectly reasonable to buy plastic water bottles in that situation. I hadn't thought of that.