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9. You were likely called a lot for congealed meat grease clogging drains.

Thu Feb 27, 2020, 06:33 PM

Feb 2020

So yeah, that makes sense. Plus, warm water is just more comfortable. Cold water and friction work, they just take a bit longer.

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Hot water from faucets doesn't kill germs and anti-bacterial [View all] BigmanPigman Feb 2020 OP

Thank you. Cold water will do the trick in the laundry Warpy Feb 2020 #1

When I taught 1st Graders that is what I preached. BigmanPigman Feb 2020 #2

If you're still teaching, do this experiment, no matter what grade Warpy Feb 2020 #4

I got sick all the time when I worked in retail BigmanPigman Feb 2020 #6

That applies to meat grease on dishes, not to hands, clothing Warpy Feb 2020 #5

Yeah, it works, but I'd hardly call it ideal Warpy Feb 2020 #11

Good info. Duppers Feb 2020 #8