Bowl of red water

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Bowl of red water
Released4 July 2006 (Update)
MembersYes
Quest itemNo
Properties
TradeableYes
BankableNo
EquipableNo
StackableNo
NoteableYes
OptionsDrop
ExamineA bowl of red water.
Values
Value1 coin
High alch0 coins
Low alch0 coins
Weight0.003 kg
Advanced data
Item ID8972
LinkMOID

A bowl of red water is an item obtained within the minigame Trouble Brewing. It is made by using a bowl on the kettle with red flowers in it. It is an ingredient to make rum and can be put in the hopper; doing so will result in gaining 100 Cooking experience. It is also used on a monkey to make the monkey into a Red monkey who can collect a bitternut.

Cooking info

Bowl of red water
Level requiredCooking 1
Cooking XP100 xp
FacilityHopper (Trouble Brewing)

Products

ItemMembersSkillsXPMaterials
Red monkey
Members
  • None
  • None

Changes

Date Changes
2 July 2020
(Update)

Trouble Brewing items were made unbankable.

Trivia

  • Using the bowl of red water on a monkey from Trouble Brewing outside of Trouble Brewing, or while on the blue team results in the message Where did you get that water from? appearing in the chatbox.

Source

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