On 13/07/2013 15:51, Janet wrote:
In article ,
says...

On 13/07/2013 10:27, wrote:
In article ,
stuart noble wrote:
You are reducing a risk that is already
negligible by comparison with many others you take.

Every little helps :-)

Penny wise, pound foolish? :-)

It's the "mist" element that bothers me. I can bathe my feet in the
local stream but I'd be reluctant to inhale it in fine droplet form.

I take it that you always bathe rather than shower? Seriously,
that's where the real risk is, such as it is.


Regards,
Nick Maclaren.


Actually I shower, but the water is never atomised finely enough to
inhale, and it does come straight from the mains

Yebbut, when you switch off the shower a bit of warm water sits
between the heater and the showerhead, festering evilly, seething with
germans.To be safe from inhaling the toxic slime droplets you should
always wear a plastic bag over your head.

Janet.


Do I need an orange as well?

In article ,
stuart noble wrote:
On 13/07/2013 15:51, Janet wrote:
In article ,
says...

Actually I shower, but the water is never atomised finely enough to
inhale, and it does come straight from the mains

Yebbut, when you switch off the shower a bit of warm water sits
between the heater and the showerhead, festering evilly, seething with
germans.To be safe from inhaling the toxic slime droplets you should
always wear a plastic bag over your head.

Do I need an orange as well?

No, but the plastic bag should be one of the silvered ones, so
that the layer of aluminium protects you from the government's
microwave brainwashing.

Did you think that those masts were for television, mobile
telephones and so on? More fool you.


Regards,
Nick Maclaren.

If it is mains water that is sitting in your hose being heated by the sun
then
the plants will say thank you for using warmed water for irrigation. If it
is collected rain water
that has been sitting round in a butt or other storage facility for a few
weeks then
they will thank you even more.

Pete - Nanneys Bridge Nursery

Pete wrote:
If it is mains water that is sitting in your hose being heated by the sun
then
the plants will say thank you for using warmed water for irrigation. If it
is collected rain water
that has been sitting round in a butt or other storage facility for a few
weeks then
they will thank you even more.

My plants never say thank-you. :-(