Filling up the kettle from the hot tap

This may be a stupid question but is cold water in the bathroom treated in the same way as cold from the kitchen? I think you shouldn't drink it but my housemate does. Who knows what bugs he may be ingesting in the process!
 
N8 said:
mambobirdette said:
Yes im sorry too, dont want to upset you too much so you wont be able to do your lunch time prayer hour
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anyway, i'm not saying prayers at lunchtime' i'm off down the local ho house for a 'massage' :D
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feeling a little tense?
 
Leese said:
N8 said:
mambobirdette said:
Yes im sorry too, dont want to upset you too much so you wont be able to do your lunch time prayer hour
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anyway, i'm not saying prayers at lunchtime' i'm off down the local ho house for a 'massage' :D
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feeling a little tense?
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no, fancy a blowjob :lol: ;)
 
Leese said:
Going the whole hog, where can I get some of this pure water you fill your kettle with? :lol:
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You can't get it until you have more gold stars i'm afraid :lol:
 
Leese said:
:lol: right, then could you gove me some more opportunities to collect them? :P
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Lee, you have to make your own opportunites in life :lol: :P

Good 'ol Nath will try and help you though....errrr, so what you good at? :lol:
 
Sheff girl said:
This may be a stupid question but is cold water in the bathroom treated in the same way as cold from the kitchen? I think you shouldn't drink it but my housemate does. Who knows what bugs he may be ingesting in the process!
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Its a great question! So I asked Jeeve's...







and came across this...

Drinking Water Inspectorate Website said:
"Should I drink water from the taps in my bathroom?"

A- You should drink water from the cold bathroom tap only if the water comes directly from the supply main. Otherwise, you should always use water from the cold water tap in the kitchen. The cold water taps in the bathroom may be supplied from a storage tank in the loft so the quality may not be as good as that from the kitchen tap, which comes directly from the mains. Do not drink water from hot water taps as it may contain high levels of copper.
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Now we know!
 
mambobirdette said:
Your in a very good mood today N8, some might say that you've already had some today!!! :lol: :lol:
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Yeah but that was nearly Six hours ago now :(

Anyway, Some might say? Who're you, Liam frickin Gallagher? :lol:

PS
[pedant] You're [/pedant] :P ;)
 
N8 said:
Lee, you have to make your own opportunites in life :lol: :P

Good 'ol Nath will try and help you though....errrr, so what you good at? :lol:
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Awww, always there for a girl in need of help. I'm actually not good at much, but I'm a great learner, given a good teacher :P
 
fatphilb said:
Sheff girl said:
This may be a stupid question but is cold water in the bathroom treated in the same way as cold from the kitchen? I think you shouldn't drink it but my housemate does. Who knows what bugs he may be ingesting in the process!
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Its a great question! So I asked Jeeve's...







and came across this...

Drinking Water Inspectorate Website said:
"Should I drink water from the taps in my bathroom?"

A- You should drink water from the cold bathroom tap only if the water comes directly from the supply main. Otherwise, you should always use water from the cold water tap in the kitchen. The cold water taps in the bathroom may be supplied from a storage tank in the loft so the quality may not be as good as that from the kitchen tap, which comes directly from the mains. Do not drink water from hot water taps as it may contain high levels of copper.
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Now we know!
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Brilliant, just as I thought! That Jeeves is a clever butler eh. However I have no idea about which pipe/tank my bathroom tap is connected to so the in-house debate rages on..
 
Sheff girl said:
fatphilb said:
Sheff girl said:
This may be a stupid question but is cold water in the bathroom treated in the same way as cold from the kitchen? I think you shouldn't drink it but my housemate does. Who knows what bugs he may be ingesting in the process!
Click to expand...

Its a great question! So I asked Jeeve's...







and came across this...

Drinking Water Inspectorate Website said:
"Should I drink water from the taps in my bathroom?"

A- You should drink water from the cold bathroom tap only if the water comes directly from the supply main. Otherwise, you should always use water from the cold water tap in the kitchen. The cold water taps in the bathroom may be supplied from a storage tank in the loft so the quality may not be as good as that from the kitchen tap, which comes directly from the mains. Do not drink water from hot water taps as it may contain high levels of copper.
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Now we know!
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Brilliant, just as I thought! That Jeeves is a clever butler eh. However I have no idea about which pipe/tank my bathroom tap is connected to so the in-house debate rages on..
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go into the bathroom and turn the cold tap on. if you can hear the tank refilling then it come out of a tank- if not it comes from the mains ;)
 
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