>British sinks have two settings: burn your skin or lock your

>>53417576
Its not safe to consume the hot water in england because it might have dead rats or something in it.

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REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

blanda upp

Savages

>>53417576
The tap on the East side of the sink is halal.

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>>53417576
Only kingdom of plumbers using the best solutions.

Everything you need to know;

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=HfHgUu_8KgA

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>>53417648

>>53417795
And how to fix it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S_GWUHMHvyM

>>53417576
It's from Europe, so it must be better.

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>>53417576

>>53417795
It's shit.
t. Two cranes one pipe master race.

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None of us understands it either, it's just the way of life...

>>53417810
>dead rats
told ya

>>53417648
>>53417861
>>53417922
FOY

>>53417810
Damn, now i see why we are more civilized...
We have literally the cleanest water in europe.
Most of water in tap here, is filtered mineral water, from underground sources.
Every city have one.

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>they don't know how to use the two taps

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cht49ZCSDmY

>>53418414
Polish mineral composition of the tap water often does not differ mineral content of the degree of mineralization of bottled mineral water.
It contains eg. 75.3 mg / l calcium, 6,8mg / L, magnesium 7,35mg / l of sodium. It is not highly mineralized, but considering that it is tap water, it still should be commended levels of minerals. This is the water clean and having a health-promoting qualities and is completely safe to drink straight from the tap. You do not need to boil it because it not contains the bacteria.

Back in the day a building's hot water would be heated in a separate tank, usually stored somewhere like the attic, so drinking water and hot water for cleaning were separated to eliminate the risk of sickness or disease in case the tank became unclean or stagnant.

In fact this is still a risk with modern gas heating systems. Hot water that is heated on demand when the tap is turned on can have sediment and sludge build up in the system, warm water also promotes bacteria growth, and also leeches toxic compounds from metal pipes.

tl;dr separate taps is far more hygienic.

t. a qualified plumber

>>53418586
in some tests, the tap water in Norway is even cleaner than bottled water

>>53418414
most of your infrastructure didn't exist until the 1990s either

>>53417576
daily reminder that the heat of the water does nothing to improve the removal of bacteria and other things on your hands

daily reminder that fecal matter gets under your nails even if you're the tidiest person on earth

>>53418866
>t. a qualified plumber
British plumber?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qd8oX5NJt84

My first thought :DD

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>>53417576

>mfw my cold water tap is broken and my hot water tap is half broken

>>53418414
Our tap water is clean, the two taps were used in old houses because some houses have 80 year old tank boilers still. It's not safe to drink water that's been sat at 35-40 degrees for 8 hours.

>>53419087
a little poop wont hurt anybody :^)

>>53417576
I live in a flat with these sinks.
They are terrible.

>controllable water temperature
I don't think so
gubbament knows best