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Boil water notice affecting D15

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    #2
    LorelaiG
    Registered Users Posts: 699 ✭✭✭LorelaiG


    FFS have been horsing the water into me all day... same with the kids all they drink is water.

    Off to buy some bottled in the morning


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    swatch
    Registered Users Posts: 76 ✭✭swatch


    Is Castleknock effected by the boil water notice? It’s not listed in the involved areas by RTE but doesn’t look to be coloured in on the map although map isn’t terribly clear?


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    #4
    HeidiHeidi
    Registered Users Posts: 29,347 ✭✭✭✭HeidiHeidi


    LorelaiG wrote: »
    FFS have been horsing the water into me all day... same with the kids all they drink is water.

    Off to buy some bottled in the morning

    https://www.fsai.ie/news_centre/food_alerts/Celtic_Pure.html

    Careful which one you buy!!


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    Zaph
    Registered Users, Subscribers Posts: 47,305 ✭✭✭✭Zaph


    swatch wrote: »
    Is Castleknock effected by the boil water notice? It’s not listed in the involved areas by RTE but doesn’t look to be coloured in on the map although map isn’t terribly clear?

    Given that all the areas around Castleknock are affected, I wouldn't take the chance that it's not affected.


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    BDI
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    Whole of Dublin pretty much.


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    #7
    LorelaiG
    Registered Users Posts: 699 ✭✭✭LorelaiG


    HeidiHeidi wrote: »
    https://www.fsai.ie/news_centre/food_alerts/Celtic_Pure.html

    Careful which one you buy!!

    Had read this last night too. It's crazy what's going on


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    beauf
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    What I find weird is I know some areas in D15 don't suffer from lime and some do. I was told the latter supply is from meath the other from Wicklow.

    But these maps for this boil notice don't align with my experience of lime and hard water in the area.

    Seems like Irish water are very unclear about it all. Very poorly communicated. It's over half a million people effected. You'd think they'd be able to give more details.


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    #9
    Sir Oxman
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    Use this map, the one released by IW is useless
    You can zoom to street level

    https://irishwater.maps.arcgis.com/apps/View/index.html?appid=56937c0ed9594e3a8d3b480571402a00&fbclid=IwAR0ZtLNtRouwU-UBsDhJLNGOA5sPdwSRkKByfD6OJgGC14f6tL1FL8LUX0Q


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    Skylinehead
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    BDI wrote: »
    Whole of Dublin pretty much.

    Well that's not even slightly true.


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    #11
    beauf
    Closed Accounts Posts: 22,648 ✭✭✭✭beauf


    Skylinehead wrote: »
    Well that's not even slightly true.

    Half of it anyway


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    #12
    Zaph
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    Another boil water notice just been announced by Irish Water. Seemingly heavy rain has caused problems at the Leixlip treatment plant.


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    ongarite
    Registered Users Posts: 8,250 ✭✭✭ongarite


    Got a link?
    Can't see anything on water.ie yet


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    #14
    Zaph
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    ongarite wrote: »
    Got a link?
    Can't see anything on water.ie yet

    It's being reported by Richard Chambers and others on Twitter, but nothing from Irish Water directly yet.


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    #15
    Eircom_Sucks
    Registered Users Posts: 3,193 ✭✭✭Eircom_Sucks


    Aload of bollox tbh

    In this day and age

    Country will come to stand still


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    #16
    blackcard
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    600,000 people affected again. Apparently water levels in the reservoirs dropped during the recent incident. They brought an older plant back into production to try and restore levels. However, turbidity levels increased following the recent rains and plant has had to be shut down. I imagine the boil water notice will be lifted quickly but extreme bad publicity for Irish Water


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    #17
    Toto Wolfcastle
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    Bit of a mess. Irish Water are tweeting that it’s in place while Irish Water customer care are tweeting that it’s been lifted.

    Edit: The ‘lifted’ tweets have been deleted.


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    Eircom_Sucks
    Registered Users Posts: 3,193 ✭✭✭Eircom_Sucks


    Prob a stupid question

    Ive no dishwasher

    Can i use the immersion water to clean the delph ?


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    Caranica
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    Eircom_Sucks wrote: »
    Prob a stupid question

    Ive no dishwasher

    Can i use the immersion water to clean the delph ?

    Irish water today tweeted that water needs to be 82c to be safe (which rules out most dishwashers) so I would say you need to use boiling water that's cooled a little but not much


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    Eircom_Sucks
    Registered Users Posts: 3,193 ✭✭✭Eircom_Sucks


    Prob a stupid question

    Ive no dishwasher

    Can i use the immersion water to clean the delph ?


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    Eircom_Sucks
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    Caranica wrote: »
    Irish water today tweeted that water needs to be 82c to be safe (which rules out most dishwashers) so I would say you need to use boiling water that's cooled a little but not much

    Immersion ?


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    Caranica
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    Eircom_Sucks wrote: »
    Immersion ?

    Doubt that heats to 82c? Google says 60


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    #23
    Cathmandooo
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    Eircom_Sucks wrote: »
    Immersion ?

    Not hot enough, you need to boil it in a pot or kettle


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    #24
    Eircom_Sucks
    Registered Users Posts: 3,193 ✭✭✭Eircom_Sucks


    Cheers


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    dodzy
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    Caranica wrote: »
    Irish water today tweeted that water needs to be 82c to be safe (which rules out most dishwashers) so I would say you need to use boiling water that's cooled a little but not much

    Ah come on, dishwasher use as normal sure to be fine. We’re reaching a bit here.


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    Toto Wolfcastle
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    dodzy wrote: »
    Ah come on, dishwasher use as normal sure to be fine. We’re reaching a bit here.

    During the first boil notice a spokesperson from Irish Water was on the radio saying dishwasher use is fine. I’ve just searched on Twitter though and they’re saying you can only use it if it has a sanitising cycle.


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    beauf
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    sanitising cycle?


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    #28
    Toto Wolfcastle
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    beauf wrote: »
    sanitising cycle?

    Yeah, never heard of it. We got a new dishwasher recently with all sorts of cycles so I must investigate later. We’ve been using our usual cycle during the boil notice and we’re grand.


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    #29
    Shane O' Malley
    Registered Users Posts: 1,373 ✭✭✭Shane O' Malley


    Cathmandooo wrote: »
    Not hot enough, you need to boil it in a pot or kettle

    Am i missing something. Boil notice is only for drinking and cooking water. Not for washing etc. Fine for washing dishes or am i wrong.


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    LoonyLovegood
    Registered Users Posts: 6,068 ✭✭✭LoonyLovegood


    Officially, they're saying no dishwashers can be used unless it gets to 82 degrees.

    https://twitter.com/IWCare/status/1191767355027853312


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    Cathmandooo
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    Shane O' Malley wrote: »
    Am i missing something. Boil notice is only for drinking and cooking water. Not for washing etc. Fine for washing dishes or am i wrong.

    That's true, I thought the question was does immersion water meet the requirements of the boil water notice in general, I blame my headcold for not reading it properly, apologies!


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