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Although there are not fountains, in the majority of the bathrooms there is a designated “cold water tap” and this is cold drinking water. Many fill their bottles here/it is fine to drink
Mim M
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Note sign on left sink only. Near Wok/Murphy’s/Gasoline Grill
#plasticfree #BeatPlasticPollution @CPHAirportsNot all the toilets have a cold water tap but the one next to the transit center does. “Cold water tap” designates drinking water.
#plasticfree #BeatPlasticPollution @CPHAirportsHi,
I’m also trying to minimise the impact of plastic and therefore travel with a metal bottle that I empty before entering airports and refill after passing security.
CPH Airport should install proper water dispensers (signposted) — like other airports across the globe — instead of allowing vendors to sell water in plastic bottles. Travellers are already paying for access to the airport (paid through their tickets).
Small steps in the right direction, however small they are, are always welcome,
Lars J
I could not agree more !!
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