Positive COVID Test on Tap Water Just Shows You're Wasteful

Viral videos show people getting positive home COVID test results from tap water and soda. Home antigen tests are only meant to test humans, and give false positives when used incorrectly. Experts say you can’t get COVID from drinking water.

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