Engineer solves the hot/cold tap problem
7 years ago by bomb · 1108 Likes · 14 comments · Popular
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trashmanrevenge
· 7 years ago
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Who has 2 sinks?
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trashmanrevenge
· 7 years ago
2 faucets in one sink?
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guest
· 7 years ago
brits?
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somespanishguy
· 7 years ago
Brits
trashmanrevenge
· 7 years ago
Seriously do they have 2 faucets.
somespanishguy
· 7 years ago
Yes, always
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trashmanrevenge
· 7 years ago
wtf we just have 2 nobs for 1 faucet that way you can just put half and half and reach a luke warm temperature.
somespanishguy
· 7 years ago
In Victorian times, the hot and the cold water were in two different containers, needing two taps for each one. They kept this tradition
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guest
· 7 years ago
Umm...it's really not that common anymore. Most places have one faucet for cold and hot.
moon
· 7 years ago
I must be a victorian because my hot comes from the emersion heater and cold comes from the mains... It's a pain, half of the time I just use cold water to avoid being burned
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deleted
· 7 years ago
Trust me, I'm a redneck engineer
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dancadamorte
· 7 years ago
I still don't understand the hot tap/cold tap thing. How do you use those? I mean, do you move your hands back and forth real quick between the two to get them decently clean without scalding off your skin, or do you fill the sink with the mixed water to wash your hands or what?
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cookiesrgud4u
· 7 years ago
Do they not do that anywhere else?! Ususally I just turn on the hot and hope i dont scald myself...
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dancadamorte
· 7 years ago
Well, here it's two taps and one faucet, I've never personally seen two faucets. I think if I was anywhere that had two I'd probably have to fill the sink halfway to not burn my hands.
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