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Not sure what is wrong with my statement. "If you are storing the water at 53C bacteria will grow. If you are heating the water and then using it straight away no problem. The length of time that the water is stored hot will determine how many bacteria will grow"

But why run it at that time. Maybe they got confused and it is running at 6pm Pacific Standard Time! then the hot water would be used"

It was better on radio 4. But if you you never listed etc to it I agree it is a bit obscure.

Answer to the Ultimate Question of Life. The mice wanted to know the question.

Part of page 8 of the above HSE doc ""2.6 Temperature control is the traditional strategy for reducing the risk of legionella in water systems. Cold water systems should be maintained, where possible, at a temperature below 20 °C. Hot water should be stored at least at 60 °C and distributed so...

If you are storing the water at 53C bacteria will grow. If you are heating the water and then using it straight away no problem. The lenght of time that the water is stored hot will determine how many bacteria will grow.

It is possible for the caller to get any number displayed on your phone. That is why you get people phoning you up claiming to be from Microsoft but having a heavy Indian accent but it is a local number. The number that is displayed does not mean anything. They could even display your banks...

or your gas is also connected to another property

Until they introduce dynamic pricing (i think there are some test being undertaken?). I wonder how many meter readers who whilst being totally unqualified has spotted theft of electricity or an unsafe condition. I would assume that they would have some safety training to say stay away from this...

Thats good value but you have to deposit the contents in different locations or you will loose them all until you buy some more.

Back in the 70s when I was in school there were these little plastic creatures that people put on the top of there pencils. Little legs and arms, I have seen ones since with hair. Maybe they are attaching themselves and walking off with the pencils.

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As was previously posted my highlight "In the UK even small works can be covered by the "JCT80 Small works" form of contract" Can does not me will. A carpenter going to a house and fitting one door is very unlikely to be covered by a standard form of contract. It is likely that there will...

Mice like the pencil sharpenings. I have a hand held or finger held sharpener. I have used a desk mounted sharpener in the past but you have to be careful not to produce too much for the mice. You can also use a Stanley knife but it is difficult to get a sharp point and best used for...

I don't know what the law is. But if it moved with the slide he could send the telecom company a bill for using his land.

As long as you do not turn it down too low so legionella bacteria grow.

I was having a tidy up a few weeks ago and found some covered in glitter in the back of a cupboard. Even that did not stop them spending a decade lost.

I'm sorry they are in my pencil case.

Google transferring phone calls to another number.