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Very true, Boiling drinking water has been seen as a success in killing the germs in that water and its the cheapest and most available form of water purification.
added by 1001130082 1129 days ago 0 0
Infact it is true,
Because most of villages share water bodies with animals, now if the neglect boiling it means deseases are on the way. Therefore is advisable to boil drinking water and keep in a clean pot or jerrycans with covers.
added by Anonymous 1136 days ago 0 0
It is advisable to boil drinking water and allow it to cool before drinking. But if more importance is to make sure
that the containers used to pour the water meant for drinking is equally washed and kept clean else, it would be a waste of time.
added by 1000851268 1136 days ago 3 0