π± means the water is not safe to drink, or that no drinking water is available. The Apple artwork shows a tap and a glass on a dark square, crossed out with a red circle and slash.

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π± copies the warning sign seen near taps in trains, parks and campsites. People use it to warn others about unsafe tap water, boil-water notices or water supply cuts, and sometimes jokingly to say they have no water at home or forgot their bottle.
Don't drink from the tap at the hostel π±
Boil water notice in our area till Friday π±β οΈ
No water supply since morning π±π©
Hotel says tap is π± so buy bottles
| π± vs π° | π° marks safe drinking water, while π± says the water is not for drinking. |
|---|---|
| π± vs π« | π« is a general ban sign, while π± is only about drinking water. |
| Name | non-potable water |
|---|---|
| Codepoints | U+1F6B1 |
| Category | Symbols |
| Keywords | dry, non-drinking, non-potable, prohibited, water |
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π± means the water is not safe to drink, or that no drinking water is available. The Apple artwork shows a tap and a glass on a dark square, crossed out with a red circle and slash.
Non-potable means not safe for drinking. The water may still be fine for washing or cleaning.
The opposite is π°, which shows a tap and glass and means potable or drinking water.
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