Remember when they banned phosphates so your dish would never be clean?

Turns out you can add them back for the whole house and own the greens

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I put TSP in my laundry, it really helps. Just shake it in the bottom of the washer and make sure to run warm or hot so it dissolves.

Yeah it was banned because it causes harmful algal blooms in your local bodies of water.

But I don’t care about my local bodies of water.

Do you care about your tap water? Where do you think that comes from?

phosphate is a key ingredient of life and we need it in order to exist

Retard

Based and NMP pilled

based, i just want my dishes clean, fuck my local bodies of water

i dont drink tap water

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What do you drink? Spring water doesn't get magically transported here from heaven or whatever. It's ground water that's coming up and is affected by shit going on with nearby water. Soda is made with tap water. The water in most other stuff you might buy either comes from springs or taps.

i drink CUM

And what does your BVLL drink that goes into that cum?

why is that my problem

Because presumably you, like other humans, regularly drink water or things made with water.

sounds like yet another failing of government-run utilities and overregulation preventing water treatment facilities from doing their jobs correctly
I shouldn't have to (and don't) worry about this
for the same reason I also pour the used oil down the storm drain outside my house. They should expect it to happen and account for it accordingly.

>pour the used oil
the used oil from doing my car oil changes

Water treatment plants aren't magic. They can only remove so much shit, and there's plenty of chemicals they can't remove.

I use that to kill weeds in my garden

again, I shouldn't have to suffer (and won't) because they can't do their jobs correctly. If they can put a man on the moon, they can clean water. They just don't want to to push an agenda.

It's not a question of doing a job properly, it's a question of what is physically and economically possible. In ancient times, people quickly figured out concepts like "you don't shit where you eat", concepts that seem to elude modern man.