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Can Water Stale. We've all gulped down water left over from last night—on the nighttable, on the counter, in the car—but is drinking stale water really safe? Water that has been contaminated will have a smell and possibly be cloudy or have an orange or green tint. But richardson and her colleagues did put their scientific minds together to come up with some answers—at least. Water can technically be stored indefinitely without going bad. The short answer is that it’s perfectly fine to drink. Exposure to light and air: When water is exposed to light and air for an extended period, it can undergo a chemical reaction that causes it. Nobody has published a study on why water goes stale overnight, as far as we know. Or does overnight water pose a potential risk to us, too? There are a couple of theories on what happens to a glass of water when it’s left out overnight. Water itself will never go bad but can be contaminated and become undrinkable if not stored correctly. We know that we have to drink water every day, but does the age of the water really mean anything? Is it water that's been left stewing for days, weeks, or months? What happens to water when it’s left out overnight?

Water can technically be stored indefinitely without going bad. Water that has been contaminated will have a smell and possibly be cloudy or have an orange or green tint. Or does overnight water pose a potential risk to us, too? Nobody has published a study on why water goes stale overnight, as far as we know. When water is exposed to light and air for an extended period, it can undergo a chemical reaction that causes it. We've all gulped down water left over from last night—on the nighttable, on the counter, in the car—but is drinking stale water really safe? The short answer is that it’s perfectly fine to drink. There are a couple of theories on what happens to a glass of water when it’s left out overnight. Is it water that's been left stewing for days, weeks, or months? Exposure to light and air:

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Can Water Stale Or does overnight water pose a potential risk to us, too? Water can technically be stored indefinitely without going bad. There are a couple of theories on what happens to a glass of water when it’s left out overnight. Water itself will never go bad but can be contaminated and become undrinkable if not stored correctly. Is it water that's been left stewing for days, weeks, or months? We've all gulped down water left over from last night—on the nighttable, on the counter, in the car—but is drinking stale water really safe? Water that has been contaminated will have a smell and possibly be cloudy or have an orange or green tint. Or does overnight water pose a potential risk to us, too? We know that we have to drink water every day, but does the age of the water really mean anything? The short answer is that it’s perfectly fine to drink. Nobody has published a study on why water goes stale overnight, as far as we know. When water is exposed to light and air for an extended period, it can undergo a chemical reaction that causes it. Exposure to light and air: What happens to water when it’s left out overnight? But richardson and her colleagues did put their scientific minds together to come up with some answers—at least.