Yeah apparently used to be golden colored. Which I’m surprised by because I was always under the impression that companies were required by law to make non-edible liquids, such as disinfectants, look unpalatable. Perhaps that’s just an EU thing.
(seems weird to say edible liquid but I don’t know how else to articulate it)
They played a commercial the other day (first time I’ve seen one for this brand actually) and the way the guy held it up in the shot where they do that I was 90% expecting him to take a swig cuz that’s the energy the ad had
Yeah apparently used to be golden colored. Which I’m surprised by because I was always under the impression that companies were required by law to make non-edible liquids, such as disinfectants, look unpalatable. Perhaps that’s just an EU thing.
(seems weird to say edible liquid but I don’t know how else to articulate it)
This is floor cleaner, not juice…
They played a commercial the other day (first time I’ve seen one for this brand actually) and the way the guy held it up in the shot where they do that I was 90% expecting him to take a swig cuz that’s the energy the ad had
1:05ish here
I think the term is potable.
Potable is the word. :)
Drinkable would be the correct way.
Potable is the word. :)
It seems to be
Well, you can drink sulfuric acid too. You will just die from it.
Which is why drinkable is not the right word