Captain Beard No longer active Sep 6, 2001 28,010 99 48 Mar 10, 2008 #41 The fridge has no filter? Kinda defeats the purpose of things.
Chromatose Squid pro quo Apr 5, 2002 20,880 67 48 Maryland Mar 10, 2008 #42 What? its called ice cube trays + sink faucet
Captain Beard No longer active Sep 6, 2001 28,010 99 48 Mar 10, 2008 #43 Why bother owning the Brita pitcher if you're going to make shit-ice and undo the filtering anyway when you use it? Use pitcher water to make ice.
Why bother owning the Brita pitcher if you're going to make shit-ice and undo the filtering anyway when you use it? Use pitcher water to make ice.
Chromatose Squid pro quo Apr 5, 2002 20,880 67 48 Maryland Mar 10, 2008 #44 I would sometimes use the brita faucet dealie to fill the trays, but the water flow from that is so slowwwww. And I don't mind the taste, and the water is safe to drink anyway. It's routinely tested to make sure it's within safe limits.
I would sometimes use the brita faucet dealie to fill the trays, but the water flow from that is so slowwwww. And I don't mind the taste, and the water is safe to drink anyway. It's routinely tested to make sure it's within safe limits.
T Tide In Mind Out ct_thrash Mar 5, 2002 24,286 286 83 Mar 10, 2008 #45 well, when i filled the ice trays myself, i made sure that the sink filter was ON first. but i don't use ice cubes much at all, so most of the time they were poo-tasting, and always are now i suppose.
well, when i filled the ice trays myself, i made sure that the sink filter was ON first. but i don't use ice cubes much at all, so most of the time they were poo-tasting, and always are now i suppose.
T Tide In Mind Out ct_thrash Mar 5, 2002 24,286 286 83 Mar 10, 2008 #46 Chromatose said: I would sometimes use the brita faucet dealie to fill the trays, but the water flow from that is so slowwwww. Click to expand... yeah yeah yeah, but ice trays don't need much water!
Chromatose said: I would sometimes use the brita faucet dealie to fill the trays, but the water flow from that is so slowwwww. Click to expand... yeah yeah yeah, but ice trays don't need much water!
Chromatose Squid pro quo Apr 5, 2002 20,880 67 48 Maryland Mar 10, 2008 #47 I was raised on that water non-filtered, so it's not too big a deal to me The brita things were only there starting a few years ago. (er more than a few now, time flies)
I was raised on that water non-filtered, so it's not too big a deal to me The brita things were only there starting a few years ago. (er more than a few now, time flies)
WhiteBeastofWotan Apostitutes! May 22, 2003 31,057 123 63 36 Philly Visit site Mar 10, 2008 #48 Providence tap water is really good for some reason. Not so in many other towns.
Det Som Engang Var Viking Bastard Jun 3, 2005 13,262 13 38 34 Houston, TX Mar 10, 2008 #49 Ours is bad.
Captain Beard No longer active Sep 6, 2001 28,010 99 48 Mar 10, 2008 #50 Ours is awesome. I love it could.
Psychonaut God Of Emptiness Nov 29, 2002 10,465 87 48 Second left after Wal-Mart Visit site Mar 10, 2008 #51 Congress will now try to ban water.
Captain Beard No longer active Sep 6, 2001 28,010 99 48 Mar 10, 2008 #52 They should! They should ban air too, it's so dirty.
Det Som Engang Var Viking Bastard Jun 3, 2005 13,262 13 38 34 Houston, TX Mar 10, 2008 #53 I don't like it could.
slashvanyoung Dopefish lives! Jul 18, 2006 4,457 2 38 Germany Mar 10, 2008 #54 Captain Beard said: They should! They should ban air too, it's so dirty. Click to expand... And thoughts, they're dirty too!
Captain Beard said: They should! They should ban air too, it's so dirty. Click to expand... And thoughts, they're dirty too!
Captain Beard No longer active Sep 6, 2001 28,010 99 48 Mar 10, 2008 #55 And penises, they spit dirty things. And anuses too, they release shit!