Think of your tap water as a fizzy soda—minus the sugar and the burp. When water is under pressure in the pipes, it traps tiny air bubbles.
Those bubbles are super small. They scatter light, making your water look milky or foggy. It’s like a miniature, drinkable cloud.
Here’s the test: fill a clear glass and let it sit for a minute. If the cloudiness clears from the bottom up, it’s just air escaping. You’re golden.
Go ahead, drink it. Your body won’t even know the difference. Unless you swallow too fast—then you might burp. Classy.
