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Most laundry detergents work just as well with cold water. By using cold water you will save money and reduce environmental damage. It depends.If you are putting laundry in the washer then use hot water.If you are washing laundry that stains its colour or just washing by hand then use cold water.
Cold water is the key. Never use hot water on a blood stain. I'm not sure why but I know its true. peroxide...an just cold water with hand soap an shout
cold water is perfect for growing plants... they also like sunlight, but not too much... and they like fertile soil so their roots are properly nourished.
Well, the word vaporizer has the word vapor in it and vapor is like water vapor and in order to create water vapor you have to use heat to make it evaporate into water vapor so I suggest you use hot water.
Using hot water will not make the stain any worse. Therefore you should use water as hot as the stained clothes will permit. Ink stains are very hard to get out, so you should pretreat them, and consider soaking white and color-safe items in bleach.
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The general consensus of the best way to clean a coffee percolator is to run a mixture of white vinegar and water through it for one brewing cycle. Clean water should then be run through for a few cycles to remove any loosened residue as well as any vinegar flavor.
Nothing but pure cold water.
you should use just room temprture water
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Use hot water to wet your face initially. It opens up your pores, so they are better cleansed. Then use cold water to rinse your face off. This closes your pores back up, making them smaller and less noticeable.
ONLY USE COLD WATER for a swollen eyelid. Hot water stimulates the cells and makes it more swollen.
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so u don't use all you energy
hot and cold b/c Hot + Cold = warm which is the best temp
run cold water thru it for a minuint after you are done with it, cold water should be running while you use it also,
in cold water normally people not use water but water is very inpatient for blood serculation