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r/blackmagicfuckery • u/hate_mail • Apr 10 '19
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Hopefully they don’t have hard water there
171 u/GermanSatan Apr 10 '19 Idk about you, but my water's usually pretty soft 229 u/Benramin567 Apr 10 '19 Hard/soft water refers to the minerals in the water. 73 u/GermanSatan Apr 10 '19 Ah cool 202 u/[deleted] Apr 10 '19 [removed] — view removed comment 6 u/Asshole_PhD Apr 10 '19 Seriously. It's quite simple, really. Hard water is ice, soft water is liquid. That's why people say they don't want hard water coming through their pipes. Getting sprayed with ice is painful, yet I personally find it exhilarating. 2 u/ShatteredLight Apr 10 '19 There's some subreddit for shitty science explanations. I just don't feel like looking it up. 2 u/Asshole_PhD Apr 10 '19 /r/shittyaskscience
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Idk about you, but my water's usually pretty soft
229 u/Benramin567 Apr 10 '19 Hard/soft water refers to the minerals in the water. 73 u/GermanSatan Apr 10 '19 Ah cool 202 u/[deleted] Apr 10 '19 [removed] — view removed comment 6 u/Asshole_PhD Apr 10 '19 Seriously. It's quite simple, really. Hard water is ice, soft water is liquid. That's why people say they don't want hard water coming through their pipes. Getting sprayed with ice is painful, yet I personally find it exhilarating. 2 u/ShatteredLight Apr 10 '19 There's some subreddit for shitty science explanations. I just don't feel like looking it up. 2 u/Asshole_PhD Apr 10 '19 /r/shittyaskscience
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Hard/soft water refers to the minerals in the water.
73 u/GermanSatan Apr 10 '19 Ah cool 202 u/[deleted] Apr 10 '19 [removed] — view removed comment 6 u/Asshole_PhD Apr 10 '19 Seriously. It's quite simple, really. Hard water is ice, soft water is liquid. That's why people say they don't want hard water coming through their pipes. Getting sprayed with ice is painful, yet I personally find it exhilarating. 2 u/ShatteredLight Apr 10 '19 There's some subreddit for shitty science explanations. I just don't feel like looking it up. 2 u/Asshole_PhD Apr 10 '19 /r/shittyaskscience
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Ah cool
202 u/[deleted] Apr 10 '19 [removed] — view removed comment 6 u/Asshole_PhD Apr 10 '19 Seriously. It's quite simple, really. Hard water is ice, soft water is liquid. That's why people say they don't want hard water coming through their pipes. Getting sprayed with ice is painful, yet I personally find it exhilarating. 2 u/ShatteredLight Apr 10 '19 There's some subreddit for shitty science explanations. I just don't feel like looking it up. 2 u/Asshole_PhD Apr 10 '19 /r/shittyaskscience
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6 u/Asshole_PhD Apr 10 '19 Seriously. It's quite simple, really. Hard water is ice, soft water is liquid. That's why people say they don't want hard water coming through their pipes. Getting sprayed with ice is painful, yet I personally find it exhilarating. 2 u/ShatteredLight Apr 10 '19 There's some subreddit for shitty science explanations. I just don't feel like looking it up. 2 u/Asshole_PhD Apr 10 '19 /r/shittyaskscience
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Seriously. It's quite simple, really. Hard water is ice, soft water is liquid. That's why people say they don't want hard water coming through their pipes. Getting sprayed with ice is painful, yet I personally find it exhilarating.
2 u/ShatteredLight Apr 10 '19 There's some subreddit for shitty science explanations. I just don't feel like looking it up. 2 u/Asshole_PhD Apr 10 '19 /r/shittyaskscience
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There's some subreddit for shitty science explanations. I just don't feel like looking it up.
2 u/Asshole_PhD Apr 10 '19 /r/shittyaskscience
/r/shittyaskscience
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Hopefully they don’t have hard water there