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Pavlov wrote:
disintegration wrote:
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I wash my toothbrush with hot water bc of bacteria and then I put toothpaste on it and then I put it in my mouth. How else would you do it lol
What ?. Hot water has more bacteria than cold, theres a reason ur told not to drink hot water from the tap
or what do u mean
I have never heard that before, why would it have that lol? By hot I mean scorching hot, not luke warm. 
i dont think it works unless the water is at a boiling temperature
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Date: 06-03-2021 22:54
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ouch wrote:
disintegration wrote:
ouch wrote:
What ?. Hot water has more bacteria than cold, theres a reason ur told not to drink hot water from the tap
or what do u mean
I have never heard that before, why would it have that lol? By hot I mean scorching hot, not luke warm. 
Hot water tank can grow dangerous bacteria cus it holds between a certain temp that doesn't kill bacteria nor slow it down, its like a bacteria breeding ground, except if u got those boiling water taps
The hot water tanks in our house go up to 90°C and we have to send in water for testing every 2 years, How would there be bacteria? I meant the bacteria on the toothbrush bc it goes in your dirty mouth 
Date: 06-03-2021 22:56
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Pavlov wrote:
disintegration wrote:
ouch wrote:
disintegration wrote:
I have never heard that before, why would it have that lol? By hot I mean scorching hot, not luke warm. 
Hot water tank can grow dangerous bacteria cus it holds between a certain temp that doesn't kill bacteria nor slow it down, its like a bacteria breeding ground, except if u got those boiling water taps
The hot water tanks in our house go up to 90°C and we have to send in water for testing every 2 years, How would there be bacteria? I meant the bacteria on the toothbrush bc it goes in your dirty mouth 
ive also heard the thing about not drinking warm water from taps, maybe its old warm water tanks? ive had people say both that it is and it isnt
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Date: 06-03-2021 22:58 | Times changed: 1
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Pavlov wrote:
disintegration wrote:
ouch wrote:
Hot water tank can grow dangerous bacteria cus it holds between a certain temp that doesn't kill bacteria nor slow it down, its like a bacteria breeding ground, except if u got those boiling water taps
The hot water tanks in our house go up to 90°C and we have to send in water for testing every 2 years, How would there be bacteria? I meant the bacteria on the toothbrush bc it goes in your dirty mouth 
ive also heard the thing about not drinking warm water from taps, maybe its old houses? ive had people say both that it is and it isnt
probably lead, has been illegal to use for pipes for quite a while here tho
Date: 06-03-2021 22:59
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ouch wrote:
Pavlov wrote:
disintegration wrote:
ouch wrote:
Hot water tank can grow dangerous bacteria cus it holds between a certain temp that doesn't kill bacteria nor slow it down, its like a bacteria breeding ground, except if u got those boiling water taps
The hot water tanks in our house go up to 90°C and we have to send in water for testing every 2 years, How would there be bacteria? I meant the bacteria on the toothbrush bc it goes in your dirty mouth 
ive also heard the thing about not drinking warm water from taps, maybe its old houses? ive had people say both that it is and it isnt
Legionella bacteria, depends what u keep ur hot water tank at but I think generally 80C+ is fine, tho most ppl keep it way below that I think
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Date: 06-03-2021 23:01
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ouch wrote:
Pavlov wrote:
disintegration wrote:
The hot water tanks in our house go up to 90°C and we have to send in water for testing every 2 years, How would there be bacteria? I meant the bacteria on the toothbrush bc it goes in your dirty mouth 
ive also heard the thing about not drinking warm water from taps, maybe its old houses? ive had people say both that it is and it isnt
Legionella bacteria, depends what u keep ur hot water tank at but I think generally 80C+ is fine, tho most ppl keep it way below that I think
Yeah, the house I'm currently living in is kinda in the middle of nowhere, so it has its own heating system and sewage plant, maybe it's a bit of an outliner, so I have never heard of this issue. 
Date: 06-03-2021 23:05
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Pavlov wrote:
ouch wrote:
Pavlov wrote:
disintegration wrote:
The hot water tanks in our house go up to 90°C and we have to send in water for testing every 2 years, How would there be bacteria? I meant the bacteria on the toothbrush bc it goes in your dirty mouth 
ive also heard the thing about not drinking warm water from taps, maybe its old houses? ive had people say both that it is and it isnt
Legionella bacteria, depends what u keep ur hot water tank at but I think generally 80C+ is fine, tho most ppl keep it way below that I think
ah i see, this is maybe something u learn at matfag?
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Date: 06-03-2021 23:05
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ouch wrote:
Pavlov wrote:
ouch wrote:
Pavlov wrote:
ive also heard the thing about not drinking warm water from taps, maybe its old houses? ive had people say both that it is and it isnt
Legionella bacteria, depends what u keep ur hot water tank at but I think generally 80C+ is fine, tho most ppl keep it way below that I think
ah i see, this is maybe something u learn at matfag?
No idk where I learned it but idk, I think msot ppl tend to keep it at 40-60 cus u don't rlly need water warmer than that, n at those heat levels, its rlly good for bacteria growth ig 
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Date: 06-03-2021 23:06
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Pavlov wrote:
ouch wrote:
Pavlov wrote:
ive also heard the thing about not drinking warm water from taps, maybe its old houses? ive had people say both that it is and it isnt
Legionella bacteria, depends what u keep ur hot water tank at but I think generally 80C+ is fine, tho most ppl keep it way below that I think
ah i see, this is maybe something u learn at matfag?
is that elementary school? Idk, I guess we were never taught this because tap water is generally very safe here, I have never heard of someone getting legionella from tap water. 

Edit bc auto correct 
Date: 06-03-2021 23:08 | Times changed: 1
Pavlov
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Pavlov wrote:
disintegration wrote:
Pavlov wrote:
ouch wrote:
Legionella bacteria, depends what u keep ur hot water tank at but I think generally 80C+ is fine, tho most ppl keep it way below that I think
ah i see, this is maybe something u learn at matfag?
is that elementary school? Idk, I guess we were never taught this because tap water is generally very safe here, I have never heard of someone getting salmonella from tap water. 
i guess its cause most people dont drink warm water from the tap
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Date: 06-03-2021 23:09
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Pavlov wrote:
disintegration wrote:
Pavlov wrote:
ah i see, this is maybe something u learn at matfag?
is that elementary school? Idk, I guess we were never taught this because tap water is generally very safe here, I have never heard of someone getting salmonella from tap water. 
i guess its cause most people dont drink warm water from the tap
yes but u shower with it? like fog in the shower and you breathe in? 
Date: 06-03-2021 23:11
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ouch wrote:
disintegration wrote:
Pavlov wrote:
ouch wrote:
Legionella bacteria, depends what u keep ur hot water tank at but I think generally 80C+ is fine, tho most ppl keep it way below that I think
ah i see, this is maybe something u learn at matfag?
is that elementary school? Idk, I guess we were never taught this because tap water is generally very safe here, I have never heard of someone getting salmonella from tap water. 
No its culinary school, and we don't get salmonella either cus thats not the bacteria that grows in water tanks lol, I have never heard of anyone getting sick either but its cus either they keep their water heater at higher temps, or they drink cold water, or boil their hot water before using. Also not every water tank has them obv, but it can b dangerous still and its not a good idea ever to use hot water from the tap honestly
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Date: 06-03-2021 23:11
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Pavlov wrote:
ouch wrote:
disintegration wrote:
Pavlov wrote:
ah i see, this is maybe something u learn at matfag?
is that elementary school? Idk, I guess we were never taught this because tap water is generally very safe here, I have never heard of someone getting salmonella from tap water. 
No its culinary school, and we don't get salmonella either cus thats not the bacteria that grows in water tanks lol, I have never heard of anyone getting sick either but its cus either they keep their water heater at higher temps, or they drink cold water, or boil their hot water before using. Also not every water tank has them obv, but it can b dangerous still and its not a good idea ever to use hot water from the tap honestly
i assume its fine if u boil it
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Date: 06-03-2021 23:12
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ouch wrote:
Pavlov wrote:
ouch wrote:
disintegration wrote:
is that elementary school? Idk, I guess we were never taught this because tap water is generally very safe here, I have never heard of someone getting salmonella from tap water. 
No its culinary school, and we don't get salmonella either cus thats not the bacteria that grows in water tanks lol, I have never heard of anyone getting sick either but its cus either they keep their water heater at higher temps, or they drink cold water, or boil their hot water before using. Also not every water tank has them obv, but it can b dangerous still and its not a good idea ever to use hot water from the tap honestly
i assume its fine if u boil it
Yeah
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Date: 06-03-2021 23:13
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ouch wrote:
ouch wrote:
Pavlov wrote:
ouch wrote:
No its culinary school, and we don't get salmonella either cus thats not the bacteria that grows in water tanks lol, I have never heard of anyone getting sick either but its cus either they keep their water heater at higher temps, or they drink cold water, or boil their hot water before using. Also not every water tank has them obv, but it can b dangerous still and its not a good idea ever to use hot water from the tap honestly
i assume its fine if u boil it
Yeah
So like if u got one of those boiling water taps its fine, or to use hot water for ur kettle etc, tho it won't taste as good cus its older water 
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Date: 06-03-2021 23:14
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