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01-10-2003, 01:09 AM
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Cooking water nescesarry?
Hello,
a friend of mine and myself got the idea of making water using a pc's water cooling system. Of course that way, the water would not get cooking, but quite warm. So my question is are there differences between cooking water and just hot water (I guess so) and if yes, are they limited to the taste? Felix 
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