In article ws.net,
Doctor Evil wrote:
However, in practice, legionella does not seem to have been a
problem with condensing boilers

Yet...

Thought it had to be the 'fumes' from stagnant water kept at a highish
temp

Nope. Above 60C and it is killed off.

Yes, pet. Which is why domestic hot water is supposed to be stored above
this. Don't you know anything?

and breathed in a confined space?

Nope. Spay from open vented cooling towers can disperse the contaminated
water about the place.

In the open air?

Like from water cooled air con?

Not quite. Open vented a/c cooling towers. They are now all sealed.

They should certainly be.

1/10 Must try harder.

No star for you either.

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