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often wondered what the energy savings would be if people brewed their tea at, say 92 or 95c instead of a rolling boil
There are two parts; just heating water from 92 to 100 costs about 9Wh per litre. Vaporising it is energetically costly, but not much is vaporised. Losing 0.01l as steam (that's a lot) would cost another 6Wh. Out of the 100Wh/l you're using to make tea either way, it's a material number but not earth shattering.
Thanks. I was thinking that scaled to a population level, it would probably add up to a good amount of energy saved for a relatively minor cost if people brewed tea at =<99deg instead of boiling.
Shit tea though,
Most fast food tea isn’t great anyway, and I’d be surprised if even the most carefully reared Golf Club palate can feel the difference between 96 and 99deg builders tea.
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I’ve often wondered what the energy savings would be if people brewed their tea at, say 92 or 95c instead of a rolling boil.
Someone I spoke to recently drew parallels between Western consumerism and responses to trauma. No matter how evident it is that we’re being self-destructive, we simply refuse to change because of reasons we can’t fully comprehend (on a societal level; there are exemplary eco-conscious individuals here and out there).
/tangent
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That's what we've already got! I'll stick the £5k in her trust fund or buy a new watch or something, to keep in the spirit of the thread.
Apologies I misspoke. With lufguss mates’ rates discount, which is considerable, the fee is £55,000 annum, so it’s an even better deal for you. Please PM for my list of ad-on services, including:
-Introduction to French gastronomy and philosophy
-Stock market principles for toddlers
-Sailing lessons;)
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@Slabber Seconded. Check the pedals threads, since they randomly pictured one crank arm.
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so members of staff walking out past the tills with bikes was a regular occurrence and didn't raise any questions. Obviously some members of staff took note/advantage of this.
The handful of times I’ve been to Halfords some alarm or other has gone off at the door, with the robust man at the entrance being completely unbothered. Makes me wonder if he’s there to keep an eye on customers or on staff.
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Turned out they were taking the piss in the end. What are the chances it's the same person...
Ha! Sadly, this poster is representative of so many IRL bike users that it didn’t even register as a possible troll. The caps and broken English are pretty much fripperous, they don’t add style or affect how convincing the troll is.
They still owe me KFC though. May their soul be bound to my service until they pay up.
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From what I’ve seen they seem to prefer spirits, unless it’s a casual meal.