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Posted by gator8_24
 - June 11, 2007, 07:00:13 PM
Quote from: Ms.Behavin on June 11, 2007, 04:45:06 PM
The water in Florida stinks.

Ours doesn't! :!$ lol
Posted by Ms.Behavin
 - June 11, 2007, 04:45:06 PM
The water in Florida stinks.
Posted by gator8_24
 - June 11, 2007, 04:23:08 PM
Quote from: Homer on June 11, 2007, 03:34:44 PM
I never drink tap water. I don't even give it to my  :;'

I use bottled water for drinking and cooking. :<<
We use our tap water but the only time we stock up on bottled water is during hurricane season!
Posted by Homer
 - June 11, 2007, 03:34:44 PM
I never drink tap water. I don't even give it to my  :;'

I use bottled water for drinking and cooking. :<<
Posted by harley89
 - June 11, 2007, 03:32:30 PM
My husband has been with the local water authority for 30 years. We have a well.  That is a young man we will hear more from in the future.  At least I hope we do. we need more young people like him to stir things up
Posted by Jinx55
 - June 11, 2007, 02:17:19 PM
Soooo that's why the grandkids said the water at school was "gross"  :xx
Posted by lovebug44
 - June 10, 2007, 06:31:14 PM
 

6/10/2007, 1:50 p.m. PDT
The Associated Press

NORTH BEND, Ore. (AP) — Middle School student Kyleray Katherman had a hunch something was amiss with the school's drinking fountain water. And right he was.

For an English assignment, he tested the bacteria content at four water fountains and one toilet to challenge a ban on students from bringing bottled water to class. It seems some were using it to sneak in alcohol.

Guess which was cleaner? It wasn't the water fountains.

He then asked students where they would prefer to get their water. That wasn't the fountains, either.

Classmates, teachers, administrators and board members said they had no idea.

Katherman attends the Oregon Coast Technology School that operates at North Bend Middle School with a focus on infusing technology into all areas of study.

Katherman, 13, used Q-tips and petri dishes, swabbing the spigots of four fountains and sampling one toilet, dunking the cotton in the bowl's center and then dragging it around the rim for a complete sample.

He took the results to the school lab put them under a light to speed up the bacteria's growth.

The petri dishes with fountain water were swarming with bacteria. The sample from the toilet was clean, probably because the toilets are doused with cleansing chemicals daily.

"I wanted to see the looks on their faces," Katherman said.

Either allow water bottles back, Katherman urged, or install "down-pour" systems used in office water coolers.

He took his results to the North Bend School Board with an eye-opening PowerPoint presentation.

Administrators quickly replaced the spigots and casing at three of the water fountains and custodians gave them all a thorough cleaning.

More teachers are providing water in classrooms now, but the ban on water bottles remains.

"It was a great lesson. We don't always see things in and about the school that are in need of repair," said Scott Edmondson, the school's principal, adding, "You'd be surprised how clean the water is in a toilet."