As the washers were running this morning and a lot of cold water had flowed through the pipes for rinses, I took a reading at the tap with a fully opened valve and the water is up to 88F.
Tap cold water temp check
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Lee, Are you using the hot break formula on the surgical loads?
Are you using the hot break formula on the surgical loads?
Yes, I am having to now water is just too hot to use regular formula. Having to use it on ambulance, ER, OR and Morgue linen too. Sorting room is haveing to sort blood work from rest of the linen and will for another 2 mo. most likely.. Nothing new have to go thru this every summer. Can most likely change back near the end of september and then winter formulas will go on machines around Nov 15 .
Yes, I am having to now water is just too hot to use regular formula. Having to use it on ambulance, ER, OR and Morgue linen too. Sorting room is haveing to sort blood work from rest of the linen and will for another 2 mo. most likely.. Nothing new have to go thru this every summer. Can most likely change back near the end of september and then winter formulas will go on machines around Nov 15 .
Varies depending on time of day and sun conditions. 8:30 AM, 78°F. Later in the afternoon after sun exposure (plumbing in attic, water tank in garage), could get an initial flow of 95°F+. After running several minutes just now, settled at 89°F.
i checked mine yesterday and its coming out at 79 degrees. I was amazed that it was that warm. The irrigation system was running so i knew that the water was coming straight thru the pipes. We need rain so badly anything not getting watered daily is dead now. it has been months since we have had a good soaking.
Jon
Jon
