Clay Pot Water: Avoid This Mistake or Risk Food Poisoning!

• Many use clay pots for cold water in summer, but improper care can lead to health risks.
• Nutritionist Hetal shared an experience of larvae forming in clay pot water, posing a risk of infectious diseases.
• Larvae form due to improper cleaning, not covering the pot, or continuously refilling without emptying.
• To prevent larvae, clean the pot daily, empty it completely, wash with clean water, and always keep it covered.
• Deep clean the clay pot every 3-4 days with lukewarm water and a soft brush; use lemon juice/baking soda weekly.

Key Question Answered

Can dirty clay pot water cause serious illness?

Dirty clay pot water can cause food poisoning if the pot is not cleaned properly.