cold-water

American  

adjective

1. denoting a room or apartment provided with only cold running water, often in a building with no central heating.

   a cold-water flat.

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Example Sentences

Cold-water swimming groups are growing in popularity, with early-morning dips now a familiar sight at beaches, lakes and rivers.

From BBC

Dr Massey, who has swum the channel and competed in the world ice-swimming championships, goes cold-water swimming once a week but only spends a couple of minutes in the water.

From BBC

Cold-water swimming is usually done outdoors and with others.

From BBC

They are ready to remake the world from their cold-water garret.

From Los Angeles Times

The agency has a long list of recommendations, including flushing out any stagnant water by running outside plumbing; running all indoor cold-water faucets for five minutes or until the water is clear and the temperature is constant; and draining hot water tanks to remove sediment and then running hot water faucets.

From Los Angeles Times