[Inexes@aol.com]

Originally Posted by kcrazorbackfan

Did you really think before you made that ridiculous statement?

If you do not live here in TV, then shut up, you have no skin in the game. If you do live here, then move. You have options.

Are you related to Sheldon.......
ZOOOOOMMMMM

[4$ALE]

Originally Posted by Inexes@aol.com

Are you related to Sheldon.......
ZOOOOOMMMMM

Bazinga

[ThirdOfFive]

Originally Posted by Jboduch

I’m curious why our kitchen faucet cold water never seems to get cold? It’s on the warm side of lukewarm.

Thank you in advance.

New to TV, right?

This subject seems to come up every year towards the end of spring. Just how it is here for apparently most people, and it won't get cold no matter how long you run it--just drives up the water bill.

[Stu from NYC]

Originally Posted by thirdoffive

new to tv, right?

This subject seems to come up every year towards the end of spring. Just how it is here for apparently most people, and it won't get cold no matter how long you run it--just drives up the water bill.

ice, lots of ice

[Battlebasset]

It reduces the energy requirement to heat your water, so bonus.

Add ice to the water you want to drink. Problem solved.

[coffeebean]

Originally Posted by Jboduch

I’m curious why our kitchen faucet cold water never seems to get cold? It’s on the warm side of lukewarm.

Thank you in advance.

Wait until the winter months. The tap water will be cold but........not nearly as cold as the water in New York in the winter.

[Velvet]

I noticed it too. In the summer time the cold water faucet delivers semiwarm water. The answer is to use the fridge water for drinking. Or add ice cubes.

[Bogie Shooter]

Amazing what can be learned on TOTV.
Add ice to warm water to make it cold!

[Sandee K]

Originally Posted by Jboduch

I’m curious why our kitchen faucet cold water never seems to get cold? It’s on the warm side of lukewarm.

Thank you in advance.

Maybe because the pipes are the temperature of environment?

[Kelevision]

In the winter months I have my shower handle set to 11 o’clock and in the summer around 1-2 o’clock. Big difference when the “cold” water is “florida cold”

[Bjeanj]

When we lived in Indiana, we were on well water. It was icy cold, so when we moved here I noticed the “cold” tap water is lukewarm at best. Big difference.

[barbnick]

Your in Florida????

[Villager24]

Originally Posted by Jboduch

I’m curious why our kitchen faucet cold water never seems to get cold? It’s on the warm side of lukewarm.

Thank you in advance.

When I moved from Houston to Denver that was one of the first things I noticed; the cold water was cold. Just a north/south thing.

[Sandy and Ed]

Originally Posted by Kelevision

Was that person serious? I read it as sarcasm

I LOVE this site. Always makes my day. Makes me remember that Eastwood movie. The good the bad and the ugly.

[Sandy and Ed]

Originally Posted by coffeebean

Wait until the winter months. The tap water will be cold but........not nearly as cold as the water in New York in the winter.

……..or summer