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cold tap
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In UK and Australia, the cold tap is typically on the right side of the sink.
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cold tap
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United Kingdom
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Used to access cold water for drinking and cooking
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cold tap
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United Kingdom
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Typically used for drinking water and making tea
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cold tap
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United Kingdom
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The cold tap is used for getting drinking water in households.
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hot tap
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United Kingdom
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Hot tap is commonly used for making tea in the UK.
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hot tap
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United Kingdom
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Used for hot water supply for tea or coffee
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hot tap
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United Kingdom
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Hot tap is used for washing hands or dishes, and is usually not used for drinking water.
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hot tap
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United Kingdom
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Commonly used to heat water for making tea or coffee
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tap
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UK
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Taps are commonly used for both hot and cold water in households.
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tap
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United Kingdom
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In the UK and Australia, a tap can also refer to a device for drawing beer or other drinks from a keg.
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tap
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United Kingdom
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Refers to a faucet for controlling the flow of liquid in a sink or a bathtub
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tap
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United Kingdom
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Taps are commonly used to control the flow of water in sinks, bathtubs, and showers.
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