(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 ...

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 ...

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Hot tap water seriously burns tens of thousands of Americans every year, according to research published in Injury Prevention on Tuesday, a costly drain on public resources researchers say could ...

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 ...

A water heater set to 120 degrees Fahrenheit can release water from the tap hot enough to cause a second-degree burn in about 9 minutes. Turned up to 130 degrees, that injury happens in just 25 ...

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