Well, if you want to use the bidet you must first set the water saving aerator on the sink faucet to "mist" then turn the handle to a medium temp setting before then using the bidet controls. (Bidet is connected through the cold line of the sink faucet).
And then There's the whole composting toilet talk and instructions lol
The obvious "save water as if it was gold" cause I have 200L in tanks and running the desalination unit uses a loooot of power. (I.e. power expensive)
The zine does cover power things pretty well tbh. Essentially, converting energy between states is wasteful. You have losses from solar into the batteries then out of the battery to 12V and then again from 12v to 120v so taking all that into consideration is always happening in my brain.
Also, pointing out what items are structural and can be used as handles and what would break if leaned on.
If you can't puke outside, please puke in the kitchen or bathroom sinks.
There's probably a lot more that I'm not thinking about.
Halifax or Toronto mostly during my winters. So down to - 25°c a few times but the average is more around - 10 or so.
To prevent overheating I was constantly pumping water through the coil that was got imbedded in cement. Heat loss once you reach shower water temps was enough to regulate it even if the stove was cooking all day. I can also remove the coil assembly from the stove during maintenance.
I also have a diesel heater and a few electric ones too since I'm usually at a de-iced dock when the water freezes but most of my heating is done using compressed pine bricks that is made with the waste from a nearby moulding company.
That describes my life living on a sailboat full time pretty well haha
I love my systems. It's like I have my own spaceship that is built in a way that sustains me well but it easily becomes unsustainable once you have someone join you unless they know all the intricacies.
Even things like keeping an eye on the forecast and switching to my propane stove instead of the induction ome because I won't be generating much power from few rainy days.
It's definitely something for people that actively love the significant challenges it brings.
Makes me so grateful to have a girlfriend that excitedly asks to watch BSG with me. (Although I'm looking forward to being done with the new caprica arcs)
Pretty sure we had a deal with them years ago where we were required to use oracle products for everything. So that's how we ended up with so many of out apps running on oracle DBs.
I can't even clear up regular spokes fully by going 40kmh down a road because of the clay type mud we get.
Because mud will do what mud does and clog any opening smaller than a few inches wide?
It was libel anyway. Harpo is a perfect angel.
Well, if you want to use the bidet you must first set the water saving aerator on the sink faucet to "mist" then turn the handle to a medium temp setting before then using the bidet controls. (Bidet is connected through the cold line of the sink faucet). And then There's the whole composting toilet talk and instructions lol
The obvious "save water as if it was gold" cause I have 200L in tanks and running the desalination unit uses a loooot of power. (I.e. power expensive)
The zine does cover power things pretty well tbh. Essentially, converting energy between states is wasteful. You have losses from solar into the batteries then out of the battery to 12V and then again from 12v to 120v so taking all that into consideration is always happening in my brain.
Also, pointing out what items are structural and can be used as handles and what would break if leaned on.
If you can't puke outside, please puke in the kitchen or bathroom sinks.
There's probably a lot more that I'm not thinking about.
Halifax or Toronto mostly during my winters. So down to - 25°c a few times but the average is more around - 10 or so.
To prevent overheating I was constantly pumping water through the coil that was got imbedded in cement. Heat loss once you reach shower water temps was enough to regulate it even if the stove was cooking all day. I can also remove the coil assembly from the stove during maintenance.
I also have a diesel heater and a few electric ones too since I'm usually at a de-iced dock when the water freezes but most of my heating is done using compressed pine bricks that is made with the waste from a nearby moulding company.
For extra complexity I plumbed a heat exchanger from a wood stove to the solar powered electric water heater too!
That describes my life living on a sailboat full time pretty well haha
I love my systems. It's like I have my own spaceship that is built in a way that sustains me well but it easily becomes unsustainable once you have someone join you unless they know all the intricacies.
Even things like keeping an eye on the forecast and switching to my propane stove instead of the induction ome because I won't be generating much power from few rainy days.
It's definitely something for people that actively love the significant challenges it brings.
Feel free to ask any followup questions!
#2 at US$0.01873 but yeah. Definitely not mad that's where I'm spending my streaming money.
Best I got for ya :3
(Your images are a massive upgrade already btw)
Makes me so grateful to have a girlfriend that excitedly asks to watch BSG with me. (Although I'm looking forward to being done with the new caprica arcs)
Ouuuu I like that! Lately she's been asking to be called king so that's my current goto.
Goose (like silly goose) is one of my favourites.
Russian Amazon-like business that distributed military equipment I believe.
I believe they mix terribly with tear gas.
That and pet parrots live for decades with bands and I don't remember ever hearing issues with that.
Pretty sure we had a deal with them years ago where we were required to use oracle products for everything. So that's how we ended up with so many of out apps running on oracle DBs.
All I seem to find right now is gay Jesus..
Yeah, that's what I go with. But I also use their one syllable shortname instead of pronouns all the time.
Either that or calling them a good little toy works wonders hehe
Just a regular Tuesday on the east coat what are you talking abou.....
Ah. That's smoke.. Oof.
No need to recreate the whole thing bud. Just post the original image and skip the slop. It doesn't add anything of value.