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Contact with sodium hydroxide can kill skin and cause hair loss, according to the National Center for Biotechnology Information. Ingestion can be fatal.
Direct contact or a ridiculously concentrated solution. But once introduced into the water i cant see how they could ever add enough to cause any issues.
I mean they normally add 100ppm to disinfect and remove heavy metals but osha only allows 1.2ppm max daily exposure. So basically none of that ever reaches your faucet.
Even at 11,000ppm i wonder how much would actually reach the faucet.
As someone who once had a weak NaOH solution get in through a paper cut I sure as hell wouldn't want to drink water that had it at that concentration in the article.