Bad Options

From The book of Survival by Anthony Greenbank, pages 51-52.

Urine

Don't drink, as salt content too high. You become thirstier. Use to make damp cooling pad in burning heat. Or to warm chilled skin in cold

 

Alcohol

Consumption not advised. Could precipitate rash actions in survival situations.

 

Battery water

It might contain toxic amounts of lead.

 

Fish fluids

Don't drink---even if you have the chance. Many have been found harmful, though there are exceptions.

 

Glacier water

Rushing melted water from snow areas in mountains contains pounded/powdered/crushed rock. However, alternative clear-water supplies are usually available in the hills.

 

Anything milky, salty, soapy

The exceptions (like coconut milk)

 

Offered by Clipper.