If the hole is not too tight then air can go out around the hose
If the hole is not too tight then air can go out around the hose
awesome!! But, when you drill this hole, the plastic remnants might fall into the container rendering the water inside unusable. Also, if the hole is even slightly bigger than the hose, dust may enter the water.
"If the jug is in close vicinity of the filter faucet and the idea is to have a system of filling the jug without moving it, a refill collar would warrant further development.."
seems like a winner! If you make one, you've got yourself a customer!
If it was just me and the missus, probably boiled tap water is OK in Hong Kong but for making milk for my daughter - nah!Original Post Deleted
Your choice - no comment. Don't suppose you read Chinese, right? but this is the sort of crap in Chinese rivers...Original Post Deleted
http://wap.srdsw.com.cn/news/minshen...3-10/13360.htm
Last edited by ray98; 12-05-2015 at 07:08 PM.
I have actually but still doesn't give me much comfort that I am drinking from rivers that the north siders treat like a sewer. But you could say that all water in Hong Kong is from there, but the physics of distillation gives me more comfortOriginal Post Deleted
Perhaps show your missus the pics of floating diseased pig bodies and see what she thinks.
Last edited by ray98; 12-05-2015 at 07:20 PM.
Actually the boiling of drinking water is a Hong Kong tradition! Don't knock local culture!Original Post Deleted
Ah, the ol' argument of boiled water will kill you. I used to get so worked up about this. It is astounding how persistent some cultural superstitions are.
The other belief that I feel best matches this one is that turning on the air conditioning during winter will stop people from catching colds.
Last edited by jgl; 12-05-2015 at 08:21 PM.