(NEXSTAR) – Using hot water straight from the tap can save heating time when cooking or making tea, but doing so could be harmful to your health, experts say. Millions of American homes have lead in ...

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When you're in a hurry to boil pasta, make Jell-O, or get the French press going, it might seem harmless (efficient even) to fill your pot with hot water straight from the tap. But using hot tap water ...

WASHINGTON, DC — Most lead water service lines in the U.S. would be replaced within the next decade under new rules proposed by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency which are meant to prevent ...

We all love a nifty little hack that speeds up our cooking process. But saving time can often come with a cost. Unlike ...

In Chicago, about 400,000 homes still get their tap water through lead service lines — pipes that connect individual homes to the main water line. And nearly 70% of young children are getting exposed ...

Oliver A.H. Jones is Deputy Director of the Water: Emerging Technology and Tools (WETT) Research Centre at RMIT University. He has received funding from Melbourne Water and EPA Victoria for research ...

Felicita Vidrine (@mind.body.mama on TikTok), a wellness and motherhood content creator, recently put out a viral video where she listed several reasons why using hot tap water might be dangerous to ...

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