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As I say, boring deeply is one of them, ma'am, if you dont mind. ;)

 

I'll let you have the last word in case there is a mod patrolling:hihi:

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I'll let you have the last word in case there is a mod patrolling:hihi:

 

That is wise ma'am.;)

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That is wise ma'am.;)

 

'ma'am' - have you been reading my birthday thread?:suspect:

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I brew my tea from a Keurig coffee maker, using the tea pods, piping hot.

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I brew my tea from a Keurig coffee maker, using the tea pods, piping hot.

 

:hihi::hihi::hihi:

Brilliant!!

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'ma'am' - have you been reading my birthday thread?:suspect:

 

Trying, and failing, to imitate the brilliant Reginald Hunter.:(

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Hot water systems can contain that legionairs disease, but not sure how that matters if its boiled right, maybe it takes more than boiling to kill it,

 

What would concern me is that hot water systems, unless combi, have an header tank in the loft and the lids have a habit of getting left off by workers and people going up in the loft, so you can end up with all sorts in the water.

I would not like to think anything I drank had gone through a combi boiler either.

 

This ^^^ plus if you have a hot water tank rather than a combi heater then over years of use a whole hoard of impurities will precipitate out in the bottom of the tank, when the water is cooled these become a breeding ground for bacteria (and if you've ever had a hot water tank you know that you don't keep them on all the time as it would cost a fortune), basically imagine drinking the water that comes out of your radiator.

 

jb

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What joy Jabbers is back with us:hihi::hihi::hihi::hihi:

 

I was just thinking what we owe the honour too.

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I do mine with cold water, put a tea bag in it and then stick it in the microwave for 2 minutes.

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I use the cold water tap to fill the Kettle... In fact I might just go and do that in a minute.

 

Mine's milk, no sugar, thanks... :hihi:

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:confused::confused:

 

Never mind poppin's I knew it wasn't a joke, I hope Balpin explains why he thinks it's funny :suspect::)

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