prompt: Why does philadelphia city water taste disgusting?
chosen.content: Why does philadelphia city water taste disgusting?
chosen.role: user
chosen.content: Philadelphia City Water can taste disgusting because the water has a high salt and iron content, it is often chlorinated, and it can also contain microorganisms that can make it taste unpleasant. Additionally, old pipes in the city's water system can add a musty or rotten egg taste to the water.
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rejected.content: Why does philadelphia city water taste disgusting?
rejected.role: user
rejected.content: Philadelphia City Water often has a disgusting taste because of the source water, which contains high levels of minerals such as calcium and magnesium. These minerals can react with corrosion in the water mains to create an unpleasant taste and smell. In addition, water treatment facilities must often add chemicals such as chlorine to treat the water which can contribute to the disgusting taste. Lastly, some plumbing and fixtures, such as lead pipes and brass fittings, can add a metallic or funky taste to the water.
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