Can the water from the small streams in the countryside still be fished and drunk directly?

As a post-70s generation, the wells in the countryside can be said to be my childhood memories. At that time, I liked to play by the well in the summer, because the well was very comfortable and cool. In particular, the fresh melons and fruits picked by adults from the ground are pulled out with cool well water, and the entrance is more comfortable and comfortable than the vegetables and fruits that have been chilled in the refrigerator now.

Wells in rural areas are now rarely used as drinking water, mainly because:

Nowadays, the countryside is no longer as primitive as before, and the application of chemical fertilizers and pesticides is very common. The main use of well water is still to water the ground, and few people dare to drink the water in it. I'm afraid of being polluted!

In recent years, the aquaculture industry in rural areas has been very developed, and many rural areas have their own small workshops, so it is normal for well water to be polluted. Because of the small winery and vermicelli workshop in their village, the water in the basic well water is not drinkable!

Now that every household in the countryside is connected to running water, convenient and reliable tap water is naturally much more convenient than troublesome well water.

Wells in rural areas are not allowed to drink because of the washing of debris and the raising of livestock, and even if the water is not polluted, it is "uncomfortable" to drink.

Now there are wells in many rural areas, is the water from the wells better, or is our tap water better?

First, the original ecological and protected well water is definitely better than tap water.

We have a historic well here, which is closely guarded, and many people go here to fetch water to make tea, thinking that the tea brewed with the water from this well tastes particularly sweet.

The water in the well is groundwater, and as long as it meets the drinking standards, the content of minerals and various trace elements in it can be said to be very high, and it is naturally much better than tap water. Isn't most of the mineral water sold today drawn from the ground?

Second, the water in the wells in the general countryside is now inferior to the tap water.

Because now the rural environment is with.

There was a big difference between the seventies and eighties, and the green mountains and green waters were hard to see. In the past, when I was a child, there were small fish and shrimp in any creek in the countryside, and all kinds of insects and frogs chirped in autumn on the mountain, but now even grasshoppers are rare on the rural mountains! This is mainly due to the application of herbicides, the creeks are basically cut off, and most of the only ditches have become stinky ditches, how many people dare to drink such well water?

The ditches are now used as dumping places.

Tap water from the water source - water purification plant - into the pipeline, will be tested and disinfected layer by layer, and the protection of the water source is very strict and thorough, so although the tap water can not be directly drunk, but it is no problem to drink after boiling.

Now, if there are well-protected wells in the countryside, then the water in the wells must be better than the tap water. However, most of the well water is not as safe and reliable as tap water, so the current tap water is definitely better than the well water in the countryside, at least it can be safely drunk.

It cannot be salvaged and drunk directly. Because the creek water may contain impurities, have a peculiar smell, and the water quality may be unclear, drinking it may cause diarrhea or even poisoning, so it cannot be directly fished and drunk.

It shouldn't work now, because you don't know if the upstream river is polluted, so don't drink it without permission.

Now the water in the creek in the village cannot be drunk directly, and now every household in the village has installed tap water, but they do not drink the creek water, because people do not pay much attention to hygiene, and throw garbage into the creek, and the water in the creek has long been polluted.

It depends on the best village, but also depends on the water quality, if it is transparent colorless and tasteless, you can drink, if you want to rest assured, it is best to take it to the relevant departments for testing to judge.