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I found the article most amusing.
It says there is little chance of tea being contaminated then lists several 'theoretical', 'in theory' possibilities which it already admitted are unlikely.
The only real advice it offers is don't make your tea with cold water and don't make it in a dirty pot! Well, thanks. I'd never have thunk that for myself!
I found the article most amusing.
It says there is little chance of tea being contaminated then lists several 'theoretical', 'in theory' possibilities which it already admitted are unlikely.
The only rea advice it offers is don't make your tea with cold water and don't make it in a dirty pot! Well, thanks. I'd never have thunk that for myself!
I found the article most amusing.
It says there is little chance of tea being contaminated then lists several 'theoretical', 'in theory' possibilities which it already admitted are unlikely.
The only real, advice it offers is don't make your tea with cold water and don't make it in a dirty pot! Well, thanks. I'd never have thunk that for myself!
I found the article most amusing.
It says there is little chance of tea being contaminated then lists several 'theoretical', 'in theory' possibilities which it already admitted are unlikely.
The only real, advice is offers is don't make your tea with cold water and don't make it in a dirty pot! Well, thanks. I'd never have thunk that for myself!
