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Money Online MOLpoints RM100 x 3

aslhf — Mon, 04 Apr 2016 15:55:03 +0800

*** Note: PIN on slips blanked out for security purposes. Actual physical slips do come with legit PIN. Welcome to COD and you can reload straight away.

Package includes: 3 pieces MOLpoints slips, RM100 each

Price: RM240 for all

Validity: 30/03/2016 to 31/12/2021

Dealing method: COD, face to face at KL/Selangor petrol stations

Location: Petaling Jaya

Contact method/details: 012 202 8325

Please do not PM me. Kindly contact the number stated above. Cheers

Money Online MOLpoints RM100 x 3

aslhf — Mon, 04 Apr 2016 15:21:27 +0800

*** Note: PIN on slips blanked out for security purposes. Actual physical slips do come with legit PIN. Welcome to COD and you can reload straight away.

Package includes: 3 pieces MOLpoints slips, RM100 each

Price:RM240 for all

Validity: 30/03/2016 to 31/12/2021

Dealing method: COD, face to face at KL/Selangor petrol stations

Location: Petaling Jaya

Contact method/details: 012 202 8325

Please do not PM me. Kindly contact the number stated above. Cheers

MHL HDMI adaptor 1080p 3 meters

aslhf — Fri, 07 Feb 2014 17:48:07 +0800

Package includes: full set cable and box, LENGTH: 3 meters / 10 feet

Price: RM35 (bought RM80)

Warranty: none

Dealing method: COD/Postage

Location: USJ Subang Jaya

Contact method/details: PM me

Item(s) conditions: used 1 week, as new

Reason for sale: sold my Note 1

*** Comes with an extra USB connector to charge your phone while you're connected to TV

*** Confirmed working on Note 1 even though not stated on the box.

*** Tested on LG G2, not working, not compatible

*** For other phone model compatibility, please do not ask as I have no idea

WTS: info on reboiled water

aslhf — Sun, 30 Jun 2013 23:22:22 +0800

Question: Is It Safe to Reboil Water?
Reboiling water is when you boil it, allow it to cool below the boiling point, and then boil it again. Have you ever wondered what happens to water chemistry when you reboil water? Is it still safe to drink? Here's the answer to the question.
Answer: If you have perfectly pure distilled deionized water, nothing will happen if you reboil it. However, ordinary water contains dissolved gases and minerals. The chemistry of the water changes when you boil it, because this drives off the volatile compounds and dissolved gases. There are many cases where this is desirable. However, if you boil the water too long or reboil it, you risk concentrating certain undesirable chemicals that may be in your water. Examples of chemicals that become more concentrated include nitrates, arsenic and fluoride.
Does Reboiled Water Cause Cancer?

There is a concern that reboiled water may lead a person to develop cancer. This concern is not unfounded. While the boiled water is fine, increasing the concentration of toxic substances may put you are risk for certain illnesses, including cancer. For example, excessive intake of nitrates has been linked to methemoglobinemia and certain types of cancer. Arsenic exposure may produce symptoms of arsenic toxicity, plus it has been associated with some forms of cancer. Even "healthy" minerals may become concentrated to dangerous levels. For example, excessive intake of calcium salt, commonly found in drinking water and mineral water, can lead to kidney stones, hardening of the arteries, arthritis and gallstones.
The Bottom Line

Generally, boiling water, allowing it to cool and then reboiling it does not present much of a health risk. For example, if you keep water in a tea kettle, boil it and add water when the level gets low, you aren't likely to endanger your health. It's best if you don't let water boil down, which concentrates minerals and contaminants and if you reboil water, it's better to do it once or twice, rather than make it your standard practice. Pregnant women and persons at risk for certain illnesses may wish to avoid reboiling water rather than risk concentrating hazardous chemicals in the water.

Sauce: http://chemistry.about.com/od/waterchemist...eboil-Water.htm

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i know this is an old one. its common sense but i never really understood the science behind water reboiling. after reading the above, facepalm.

I have been reboiling water in an electric kettle for the past month since my "hot water dispenser" looks kinda unfit lately... there's this white plastic cover under the lid that looks deformed/melted... typical of cheap water dispensers

hope this serves as a reminder to everyone here. don't be a lazy a$$, boil fresh water for your kopi/teh. and bludy check for deformed plastic fittings inside the el-china-cheapo dispenser/jug.... sux to be be drinking plastic particles... later batang kenot hard mampuilah

appreciate more inputs