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Would you drink recycled water?
Clipped to the Drawing Board by Sean  
Future space explorers will be doing just that.  As well as drinking their own urine they'll also be drinking their own perspiration.  Scientists are currently at a stage where they can recycle 92% of waste moisture but they want to do better than that and are engineering new ways to go about it.

Tests have shown that the process is pretty good,  most people can barely taste the difference between this and fresh water.  Though,  if you think about it,  even fresh water is recycled water,  it's just that mother nature does a much better job.
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