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Old Oct 31st 2013 | 5:43 am
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Hi...just curious .... is the tap water drinkable in Ayamonte ( or indeed Spain in general ) now?
 
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I don't about Ayamonte but it's drinkable in Oliva, albeit absolutely disgusting.
Use bottled water for tea, just for the taste.
 
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I don't about Ayamonte but it's drinkable in Oliva, albeit absolutely disgusting.
Use bottled water for tea, just for the taste.
Ok... thanks... for the quick response.... bottled water then
 
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We are in CE and use tap water all the time' even for tea and squash; we don't think there is anything wrong with it. We also fill empty plastic bottles from the tap and put them in the fridge.
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We are in CE and use tap water all the time' even for tea and squash; we don't think there is anything wrong with it. We also fill empty plastic bottles from the tap and put them in the fridge.
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Thank you guys.... well that is good to know.. I hoped that the water was drinkable nowadays. Hope to meet you one day when we are down furnishing...if you have any tips on furnishing/buying beds, etc would love to hear from you..... very excited.


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We brought most of our furniture over with us in a van and anything else came from IKEA with some odds and ends from carrefour or Leroy Merlin. I think there is a furniture shop on the industrial estate although others will know more about these. I can't get Ted into IKEA at home and it is within walking distance but here he doesn't mind a 2 1/2 hour round trip. Very strange
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Hi...just curious .... is the tap water drinkable in Ayamonte ( or indeed Spain in general ) now?
Hi, have been in CE for 7 1/2 yrs now and the tap water is fine, no need to buy bottled. Regards Bryony
 
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Hi, have been in CE for 7 1/2 yrs now and the tap water is fine, no need to buy bottled. Regards Bryony
Hi Bryony... Thanks it was my husband who wanted to know.... hope to meet you when we come out in January 2014. Sandra
 
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Originally Posted by Kath and Ted
We brought most of our furniture over with us in a van and anything else came from IKEA with some odds and ends from carrefour or Leroy Merlin. I think there is a furniture shop on the industrial estate although others will know more about these. I can't get Ted into IKEA at home and it is within walking distance but here he doesn't mind a 2 1/2 hour round trip. Very strange
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Oh.. that's funny.... We had thought about bringing a load of stuff down... what about light fittings etc and the wiring? does that work or not? Thanks Sandra x
 
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Oh.. that's funny.... We had thought about bringing a load of stuff down... what about light fittings etc and the wiring? does that work or not? Thanks Sandra x
Hi Sandra, we have a duplex on Marina Esuri (M7) and we bought everything here. There are plenty of furniture and lighting shops around and about & you may want to consider ceiling fans in bedrooms so they would be better purchased here. Look forward to meeting you, Bryony
 
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Hi Sandra, we have a duplex on Marina Esuri (M7) and we bought everything here. There are plenty of furniture and lighting shops around and about & you may want to consider ceiling fans in bedrooms so they would be better purchased here. Look forward to meeting you, Bryony


Thanks Bryony.. we thought that maybe we could persuade son in law to do a drive down for us.... I have just "threaded" hobbie cats... do you know anything about them? Sandra
 
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Thanks Bryony.. we thought that maybe we could persuade son in law to do a drive down for us.... I have just "threaded" hobbie cats... do you know anything about them? Sandra
Ooh and whilst I think of it... have you got Wi-Fi in the apartment then or are you somewhere that does locally? .... Only reason is that when we come down we will have to have internet access for our business (boring). Sandra
 
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Originally Posted by Sandraphleb
Hi...just curious .... is the tap water drinkable in Ayamonte ( or indeed Spain in general ) now?
We have been in Costa Esuri since 2005 and have never used bottled water. It is very soft so easy to lather and no scale in the kettle, coffee machine or steam iron.
 
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Oh.. that's funny.... We had thought about bringing a load of stuff down... what about light fittings etc and the wiring? does that work or not? Thanks Sandra x
Different plugs, so you will need to buy them in Spain, or use an adaptor, voltage is the same. I wouldn't bring light fittings as you would be advised to have ceiling fans in all rooms, apart from kitchen and bathroom. Takes a bit fo getting used to having plug sockets in bathrooms. We got our ceiling fans from a homewares shop, and they delivered them and fitted them FOC, while they were there we also slipped them a few Euros to move a light fitting from one room to another, saved hassle as they knew how to deal with the materials used in the ceilings etc
 
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Originally Posted by Sandraphleb
Ooh and whilst I think of it... have you got Wi-Fi in the apartment then or are you somewhere that does locally? .... Only reason is that when we come down we will have to have internet access for our business (boring). Sandra
Yes we have Wi-Fi at home.
 


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