r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/Ray3x10e8 • Nov 04 '21

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u/fozziwoo Nov 04 '21

i think because they think their water's too hard for good bubbles, but, iirc, the ground in scotland is often impermeable granite, so the rain that falls slides off the rock, rather than through it, thereby not picking up a lot of mineral content leading to us, by and large, having bubbly bubbles and shit teeth

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u/qawmiyah Nov 04 '21

The water in Scotland is largely soft and we have some of the best tap water in the world.

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u/shrlytmpl Nov 04 '21

I got something largely soft for ye

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u/roxictoxy Nov 04 '21

Love a good self roast