And before you ask - no it wasn't their sheep
And before you ask - no it wasn't their sheep
What was that figure about the number of times London tap water is likely to have passed through someone before it reaches you?
Eight times and it isn't just London
-- troubleinstore
How's that worked out? Doesn't seem very much if you consider the whole water cycle and all the people who have ever lived.
But what about swans. Then they're the queens swans widdling in your water supply. Are you going to stand there and take it?
(technically, swans don't seperate 1 and 2.)
Ballpark time. Say there have been 15 billion people alive. Urine/sweat/... output maybe 8l/day. Say 3000l/year of water.
3*10^3l/year/person * 100 years * 15*10^9 people = 4.5*10^15l, or 4.5*10^12 tons, or 4500 cubic kilometers. The ocean has 1.3 billion cubic kilometers, so well under a hundred thousandth of the ocean could have passed through a human. (not one particular human)
Hmmm, can't say I've seen any around here. I'll cross that one when I come to it I think.
"Ian Stirling" wrote | Grunff wrote: | > Owain wrote: | >> "There may be badgers, foxes, rabbits, deer, and frogs widdling in | >> the water supply, but it's my water and they're my badgers, foxes, | >> rabbits, deer, and frogs. And what are you complaining about. At | >> least there're no cows." | > Perfect. Thanks. | But what about swans. | Then they're the queens swans widdling in your water supply.
Should add £20,000 on the value of the house if selling to an ardent monarchist.
Owain
Good! Rip the bastards off.
20l/min is quoted by the manufacturer (I looked on the side of mine). Realistically I think you could get by on 12-15l/min. H
But then, what's the point of having a megaflo? You might as well just save your cash and get a combi, which is half the price (or less) than a system boiler/megaflo combination. If your total supply is much less than 30lpm, you might find it is a waste of money.
Christian.
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