Rotten eggs smell when washers used - Page 2

Canonite · 3rd March 2012, 11:38

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Originally Posted by T-Cut

....A couple of days treatment of the tank with a spoonful of Domestos will kill 99.9% of bacteria. Or is it 99.99%?

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Originally Posted by trimani

99.9999......% Recurring

You could always pour in a Yakult too and then leave them to fight it out. Then flush with winter wash and get the one remaining bacteria absolutely steaming drunk till he decides to leave of his own free will?

SapperGB · 3rd March 2012, 12:38

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Originally Posted by bramblp

Stop putting eggs in the bottle

They're supposed to go in the radiator

T-Cut · 3rd March 2012, 13:49

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Originally Posted by SapperGB

They're supposed to go in the radiator

I wrap mine in tin foil and stand them on the exhaust manifold. Two miles for eggs with soldiers and five miles when slicing for the salad sandwiches.

T-Cut · 3rd March 2012, 13:50

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Originally Posted by SapperGB

They're supposed to go in the radiator

I wrap mine in tin foil and stand them on the exhaust manifold. Two miles for eggs with soldiers and five miles when slicing for the salad sandwiches.

Oh yes and for scrambled, use the turbo.

pab · 3rd March 2012, 14:10

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Originally Posted by T-Cut

and five miles when slicing for the salad sandwiches.

Wold you recommend a quick blast on the AC Compressor to cool before slicing?

Brek · 4th March 2012, 09:21

gram negative Pseudomonas are responsible for the rotten egg smell. Do not get any on any cuts or open wounds, can lead to fatal blood poisoning.

T-Cut · 4th March 2012, 10:47

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Originally Posted by pab

Would you recommend a quick blast on the AC Compressor to cool before slicing?

Most definitely. I hate blackened eggs in a salad sandwich.

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Originally Posted by Brek

gram negative Pseudomonas are responsible for the rotten egg smell. Do not get any on any cuts or open wounds, can lead to fatal blood poisoning.

Oo-ek, I'd better stop washing the salad stuff in the screenwash.

TC

Brek · 4th March 2012, 12:38

Or it could just put hairs on your chest I suppose.

On a serious I only know about these nasty bacteria as they crop up in Nishikigoi ponds from time to time if the water filters are not kept clean.

ScottyV6 · 4th March 2012, 13:14

You sure the other half isn't letting one go (phew) when you use the wipers and blaming it on the car.

T-Cut · 4th March 2012, 13:24

This thread is becoming silly.

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