Washing hands in kitchen sink
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dragonhack
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wow, i totally missed that original post. please explain, ville, what the problem is with drinking water from the tap? unless things are different in Finland...the water is chemically cleaned so it is thoroughly drinkable. (and even good for your teeth)dragonhack wrote:if you think thats amazing i drink water thats been sitting in plants and germ culture for months at a time then sits there for a few more before i drink it!ville wrote:Amazingslapdash21 wrote:i drink water from the kitchen sink.
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keeps it offah da ground.
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keeps it offah da ground.
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Regarding germs, there was this study done of the most unclean places for germs and bacteria. Toilets and other stuff in the bathroom as eveyone would imagine, wasn't one of the top places. Places like water bubblers and door handles had more germs on them because they are touched a lot more, and it makes sense. You go to the bathroom a few times a day maybe and you touch other things maybe a couple dozen times a day. Ah yes, after writting this post, I think I remember that keyboards were one of the dirtiest things too.
Trying to defeat Nic Bathgate? I'm pretty sure Ville was being sarcastic.slapdash21 wrote:wow, i totally missed that original post. please explain, ville, what the problem is with drinking water from the tap? unless things are different in Finland...the water is chemically cleaned so it is thoroughly drinkable. (and even good for your teeth)dragonhack wrote:if you think thats amazing i drink water thats been sitting in plants and germ culture for months at a time then sits there for a few more before i drink it!ville wrote: Amazing
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