Boil water notice

cena

Is the water safe to drink after boiling it due to e coli in the water

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

Probably not the best forum to ask on but Yes it is.

That's kind of why they issue boil water notices.

antodeco

Depends. If a dog craps in the water, boiling it won't really do much.

Also, make sure you remove the goldfish first.

kneemos

Easier to buy a few bottles.

stimpson

Make tea with it to be on the safe side.

rubadub

kneemos wrote: »

Easier to buy a few bottles.

cans can be cheaper, 12 grolsch for €15 in tesco at the moment.

Banjo String

kneemos wrote: »

Easier to buy a few bottles.

Tins are easier again. Just last them into the recycling bin afterwards. Bottles need to go into the bottle bin, or fecked over into Jim and Rosies back garden from my back wall.

cloud493

You drink water out of a tap? Peasants.

kneemos

How does e-coli rate on the list of poisoning.

LDN_Irish

kneemos wrote: »

How does e-coli rate on the list of poisoning.

9/10. Would poison again.

TomBtheGoat

cena wrote: »

Is the water safe to drink after boiling it due to e coli in the water

I'd wait for the water to cool down first though.

DEFTLEFTHAND

I was in Mayo last weekend and I was shouted at for drinking water out of the kitchen tap. I got a bit upset and had a bit of a cry, I don't like people raising their voice at me. :(

darkpagandeath

E coli is bacteria not poison. Hence boiling the water kills the bacteria.

kneemos

darkpagandeath wrote: »

E coli is bacteria not poison. Hence boiling the water kills the bacteria.

Poison bacteria.

dmc17

DEFTLEFTHAND wrote: »

I was in Mayo last weekend and I was shouted at for drinking water out of the kitchen tap. I got a bit upset and had a bit of a cry, I don't like people raising their voice at me. :(

Well, use a glass next time then!

darkpagandeath

kneemos wrote: »

Poison bacteria.

Nope it's causes infection.

kneemos

darkpagandeath wrote: »

Nope it's causes infection.

Poison infection.

darkpagandeath

kneemos wrote: »

Poison infection.

Nope no form of poison. Heavy metals or alike in food or water would be poison.

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

kneemos wrote: »

Poison bacteria.

No, infection differs from poisoning. E coli bacteria cause infection.

BreadnBuddha

darkpagandeath wrote: »

Nope no form of poison. Heavy metals or alike in food or water would be poison.

Infectious bacteria formerly known as poison?

darkpagandeath

BreadnBuddha wrote: »

Infectious bacteria formerly known as poison?

It's not a form of Poison, It can be called food poisoning for example but it's an infection you can pass it on. You cannot pass on poison generally unless one is Radioactive for example. Heavy metals on the food or in it like lead is a poison.

BreadnBuddha

darkpagandeath wrote: »

It's not a form of Poison, It can be called food poisoning for example but it's an infection you can pass it on. You cannot pass on poison generally unless one is Radioactive for example. Heavy metals on the food or in it like lead is a poison.

Ahhhh! Bacterial poisoning. Okay, got it. Thanks!

darkpagandeath

BreadnBuddha wrote: »

Ahhhh! Bacterial poisoning. Okay, got it. Thanks!

It's not a poison no matter how much one repeats it.

BreadnBuddha

darkpagandeath wrote: »

It's not a poison no matter how much one repeats it.

Well hang on now. You said you *can* call it food poisoning, caused by bacteria. So is it or is it not poison because I've never heard of a dose of the trots as a result of food infection.

And how would you get food poisoning if it's not a poison of some sort?

kneemos

It poisons the body using bacteria.

BreadnBuddha

kneemos wrote: »

It poisons the body using bacteria.

Exactly. Poisonous bacteria.

darkpagandeath

BreadnBuddha wrote: »

Well hang on now. You said you *can* call it food poisoning, caused by bacteria. So is it or is it not poison because I've never heard of a dose of the trots as a result of food infection.

And how would you get food poisoning if it's not a poison of some sort?

kneemos wrote: »

It poisons the body using bacteria.

I hear google will tell you the difference. The bacteria causes an infection via a pathogen.

LDN_Irish

darkpagandeath wrote: »

I hear google will tell you the difference. The bacteria causes an infection via a pathogen.

Via a poison*

darkpagandeath

LDN_Irish wrote: »

Via a poison*

Is schooling this bad these days ?

LDN_Irish

darkpagandeath wrote: »

Is schooling this bad these days ?

Using the Oxford definition or Michael Jackson definition?

BreadnBuddha

LDN_Irish wrote: »

Using the Oxford definition or Michael Jackson definition?

Who's bad?

Seriously?

You've got to be starting something...

For those of us not in the know and haven't heard anything about this.. where exactly have they issued a boil notice?

Uncle Ben

cena wrote: »

Is the water safe to drink after boiling it due to e coli in the water

You qualify automatically for Roscommon citizenry due to consuming that sh1te.
I don't actually know which is worse e coli or Roscommon.

BreadnBuddha

Uncle Ben wrote: »

You qualify automatically for Roscommon citizenry due to consuming that sh1te.
I don't actually know which is worse e coli or Roscommon.

Just the man.

What about making boil in the bag rice in Roscommon using tapwater.

Should you follow the instructions or add 5 minutes to be sure?

darkpagandeath

BreadnBuddha wrote: »

Just the man.

What about making boil in the bag rice in Roscommon using tapwater.

Should you follow the instructions or add 5 minutes to be sure?

Boil the water for a time before one puts the bag in maybe ?

Uncle Ben

BreadnBuddha wrote: »

Just the man.

What about making boil in the bag rice in Roscommon using tapwater.

Should you follow the instructions or add 5 minutes to be sure?

We don't eat any of that gay food down here. Just spuds and sheep.

BreadnBuddha

darkpagandeath wrote: »

Boil the water for a time before one puts the bag in maybe ?

Maybe, but I'd prefer to read the opinion of the real expert.

Uncle Ben?

cena

Uncle Ben wrote: »

You qualify automatically for Roscommon citizenry due to consuming that sh1te.
I don't actually know which is worse e coli or Roscommon.

I don't live in roscommon.

darkpagandeath

BreadnBuddha wrote: »

Maybe, but I'd prefer to read the opinion of the real expert.

Uncle Ben?

Interesting fact.

The Original uncle Ben was Nelson Mandela.

Uncle Ben

BreadnBuddha wrote: »

Maybe, but I'd prefer to read the opinion of the real expert.

Uncle Ben?

Just boil the rice until it burns to the bottom of the pot. Works for me all the time. Then throw in a dollop of jam and you can finish it off for dessert.

BreadnBuddha

darkpagandeath wrote: »

Interesting fact.

The Original uncle Ben was Nelson Mandela.

Crap. I can't really ask him now, can I?

Uncle Ben

cena wrote: »

I don't live in roscommon.

You don't know what you're missing. ;-)

kneemos

Got poisoned(infected) from a can of Mackeral Fillets recently,what would that have been?
I've had food poisoning before but this was in a different league.

darkpagandeath

kneemos wrote: »

Got poisoned(infected) from a can of Mackeral Fillets recently,what would that have been?
I've had food poisoning before but this was in a different league.

Bacteria. Rotten food that's sealed just tastes nasty. Like that fish in the can that stinks.