🚱 Non-Potable Water Emoji Meaning
| Emoji | Name | Meaning | Category | Codepoint | Shortcodes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 🚱 | Non-Potable Water | Indicates water not safe for drinking. | Symbols | U+1F6B1 | :non-potable_water: |
Meaning
The 🚱 emoji represents a warning that water is non-potable, meaning it is unsafe for drinking or cooking. It signals a restriction on using the water for consumption due to health risks.
Common Uses
- In messages to warn others about unsafe tap or surface water.
- On signage or digital interfaces indicating restricted water sources.
- In environmental and public health discussions.
- As a symbol on maps or apps showing locations with non-drinkable water.
- To caution when traveling or in emergency contexts.
Examples
Don't drink the water here 🚱
Caution: Non-potable water source 🚱
Check water safety before use 🚱
Related Emojis
- 🚰 Drinking Water: Shows safe water intended for consumption.
- 💧 Droplet: Represents water or liquid in general.
- ⚠️ Warning: Indicates caution, often paired with safety warnings like non-potable water.
- 🆘 SOS Button: Used in emergencies, sometimes related to water safety issues.
Technical Notes
This emoji is encoded at U+1F6B1 and was introduced around Unicode 6.0 in 2010. Appearance varies by platform but usually shows a faucet with a cross or prohibition sign. It has no skin tone variants.
FAQ
Q: What does the 🚱 emoji mean?
A: It indicates that water is unsafe for drinking.
Q: How is the 🚱 emoji used?
A: It’s used to warn about unsafe water in conversations, signage, or maps.
Q: Does the meaning change by context?
A: Its primary meaning remains consistent, though sometimes it implies general caution regarding water quality.
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