Omega Owners Forum
Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: Nickbat on 14 June 2010, 00:51:50
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...so I'm not in the "at risk" category, presumably: ;)
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/10293519.stm
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When I got my Omega the water in the washer reservoir was so stagnant that it stunk every time I used the washers. Had no idea it could be so dangerous :o
Jon
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I am a bit of a windscreen clean nut, does my nut in if I have a dead bug on the window and it won't clean off.
My washer water doesn't really stay long enough to form anything nasty but I also have washer fluid
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I thought this was already known? Stagnant water in a heated and cooled environment. Methinks the BBC are struggling to find new news today....
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...so I'm not in the "at risk" category, presumably: ;)
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/10293519.stm
That's great news Nick :y :y
Let's hope that Lord Young's review into the health and safety 'culture' doesn't impinge on the important work being done by those selfless souls in the HPA. :y :y :y
It's also gratifying to see the BBC fulfilling its remit 8-) 8-)
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Perhaps I should stop pressure washing my car using water from the water butt in the garden. ::)
Problem is the tap water is about 30% chalk. >:(
Kevin
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Nah.....I'm ok.
I'm not a legionnaire, and it says it is "legionnaires disease"..............
(pathetic attempt at monday humour)
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Perhaps I should stop pressure washing my car using water from the water butt in the garden. ::)
Problem is the tap water is about 30% chalk. >:(
Kevin
That will be carbonic acid then! ;D
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Perhaps I should stop pressure washing my car using water from the water butt in the garden. ::)
Problem is the tap water is about 30% chalk. >:(
Kevin
That will be carbonic acid then! ;D
Yes, perhaps if I mixed the two in the right proportions they'd neutralise each other. ;)
Kevin
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I think I'll go down the Legion for a drink...