LOL! My grandmother did prefer hers over the noisy, newfangled clothes dryers. She felt the sun left her towels smelling better than any commercial fabric softener could.
@@karenkrohn8003 They most definitely do smell fresher coming from the outside line. Just as an aside, you mentioned fabric softener, which certainly seems to make bathrooms towels and the like softer but in doing so also makes them much less absorbent. I do use softener every several washes as they are more comfortable to use but not every wash and have found a middle ground using it about every 4 to 5 washes instead.
@@karenkrohn8003 I would also agree that there is a place for electric dryers but that is weather related and not whether someone is simply too lazy to spend 5 minutes in the sun.
Those home saunas are grow tents, for growing plants indoor under electric lights. Without steam generator, it is still just a grow tent. There is nothing sauna about a grow tent without steam or heat.
It can be very dangerous but you can remove heavy metals with a regiment of boron borax borax look for videos on heavy metal removal via borax but it's very dangerous you must put in all your nutrients and vitamins right after you do it or you're going to have problems like I did... In other words it can work too well it looks like a little tiny bits not going to do anything don't be fooled don't don't take 10 times the amount like Bozo headed me did😂
What is the cost of water bills in your area? Here, Montréal, we don't have water bill. You can fill any amount of pool and water your land for no extra fees. It's include in the city taxes. And you can drink it from the tap because it's safe to drink.
@@Orangeflava I'm not saying water is free (it's included in city taxes and it's quite cheap). Most people here will say it's free because they don't see the direct related fee. The electricity is very cheap and green (hydroelectric). 0.05$ us per kWh
@@Orangeflava What do you mean? Where should we catch up? Water here is almost free because it is easy/very cheap to purified. It's like sand in a desert, literally. We have 10 100 ton of clean fresh water flowing each second in the St-Laurent river. Montreal is surrounded by this body of water. If we take it or not have little impact on wildlife or other towns. We treat the used water and it then goes to ocean. By the way... America is quite a large place. In California, water is scarce, in Québec, it's not. When you say "america is..." be careful, we are not all the same.
58:23 "One common problem with these fans is that they're pretty useless."🤣 I'll go out on a limb here and say there won't be a sponsorship deal with that company.
The drying tube is needed. In the Philippines farmers dry crops on the roads which is dangerous and slows down everyone. Those bags would change that option. What is the company for the solar roof fan? I can see the 'useless fans' doing well in passive air movement needs of sheds, crawlspaces and such.
You can't cover window wells. Theyre not there for light, theyre there as a fire escape. Dunno about the states but here in Canada that would be illegal.
Remember that all plastic products can have off-gassing including toxic phthalates (a class of industrial chemicals that help make plastic bendy) in flooring. Emitted chemicals can contribute to air pollution, potentially causing health issues like headaches, respiratory problems, and other health risks. Research before you buy if you are curious.
What tha? A green roof. Does anyone have one of these? Sounds crazy. I'm just thinking about insects on your roof, erosion, and having to get up there to cut the roof 😂
well if the the purpose of the video is to inform peeps that old ideas are still great then great video , most of what i have seen here are decades old concepts .... there are two words for most of these concepts : PREFAB and RECICLING
In the event of an EMP, resulting in no power and no hope of power, your now useless car when pushed into the sun becomes a dehydrator. No fancy gadgets needed. Even in cold weather.
Isn't this the voice actor for WATOP? anyways, at my $60 a month, it would be 8.3 years for the water filter thing to pay for itself... And that's ALL of my water... Crap... But i do like the reusable great water idea
@@Orangeflava it's a channel that just educates in a really cool way with topics. It's more like a top five channel... All kinds of topics really. Stands for "We Are Top" I think
@@Orangeflava hopefully that's accurate. I just kind of happened on it one day... But it's a cool channel either way. The narrator definitely makes it more interesting. There's a lot of voice actors that do this apparently and I didn't really know that until a couple of years ago
If you house thay much methane gas wouldnt that be a huge explosive im pretty sure u dont want to do that especially at your place of residence qould be pretty awesome though to see that fart lit
Digging the solar dehydrator bag. Maybe good for drying wood logs for winter. $2500 grow closet is so expensive you better be growing opium.
The rotary clothesline may be the coolest thing this century and Im definitely getting one when they hit the market.
LOL! My grandmother did prefer hers over the noisy, newfangled clothes dryers. She felt the sun left her towels smelling better than any commercial fabric softener could.
Me too. What a breakthrough in innovation. What will they think of next. lol
@@karenkrohn8003
They most definitely do smell fresher coming from the outside line.
Just as an aside, you mentioned fabric softener, which certainly seems to make bathrooms towels and the like softer but in doing so also makes them much less absorbent.
I do use softener every several washes as they are more comfortable to use but not every wash and have found a middle ground using it about every 4 to 5 washes instead.
@@terencecoeart
They were also really good for a hanging merry-go-round as kids, provided our parents weren't around to catch us out.
@@karenkrohn8003
I would also agree that there is a place for electric dryers but that is weather related and not whether someone is simply too lazy to spend 5 minutes in the sun.
Heck yeah!!! Water storage fence!!! And solar fence!!! Beautiful!! Great ideas!!
I looked up the water storage fence. It was invented by a 14 year old! That's amazing.
@@keekersThis video doesn’t show the name of it. What’s the name?
Those home saunas are grow tents, for growing plants indoor under electric lights. Without steam generator, it is still just a grow tent. There is nothing sauna about a grow tent without steam or heat.
Yup just used my old grow tent and an steam gen for bending wood. Better options for venting and heat using these, all so about 100 bucks cheaper!😶🌫
So I could just feed my shark steamer … 😂
just love plastic products so good for mother earth
Drinking and showering from water stored in heated plastic containers? A dream come true…
Unfortunately, plastic ain't goin' away anytime soon. But, you are correct.
30:20 Please what’s the name of this fence water tank? It sounded something like Eco La Mer ?
I love the fireplace
There is no place in the world where you can safely drink rain water that also includes water pulled from the air. Thank you forever chemiclas
Worked in Nunavut, this is pretty much what we did.
It can be very dangerous but you can remove heavy metals with a regiment of boron borax borax look for videos on heavy metal removal via borax but it's very dangerous you must put in all your nutrients and vitamins right after you do it or you're going to have problems like I did... In other words it can work too well it looks like a little tiny bits not going to do anything don't be fooled don't don't take 10 times the amount like Bozo headed me did😂
° BRAVO 👏@@alexandrevaliquette3883
@@alexandrevaliquette3883gotta love the Inuit!
What? You can safely drink rain water everywhere. Also known as water pulled from the air
What is the cost of water bills in your area?
Here, Montréal, we don't have water bill. You can fill any amount of pool and water your land for no extra fees.
It's include in the city taxes.
And you can drink it from the tap because it's safe to drink.
Electricity free too?
@@Orangeflava I'm not saying water is free (it's included in city taxes and it's quite cheap). Most people here will say it's free because they don't see the direct related fee.
The electricity is very cheap and green (hydroelectric). 0.05$ us per kWh
@@alexandrevaliquette3883 dang when will america catch up!?!?
@@Orangeflava What do you mean? Where should we catch up?
Water here is almost free because it is easy/very cheap to purified.
It's like sand in a desert, literally.
We have 10 100 ton of clean fresh water flowing each second in the St-Laurent river.
Montreal is surrounded by this body of water.
If we take it or not have little impact on wildlife or other towns. We treat the used water and it then goes to ocean.
By the way... America is quite a large place.
In California, water is scarce, in Québec, it's not.
When you say "america is..." be careful, we are not all the same.
@@alexandrevaliquette3883 i mean we in america should catch up like montreal....if the resources are there in the areas here in the states
To good
Thank you for the voice again 🎉
When did Kermit the Frog get a job narrating youtube videos?
😂😂😂 I had to mute it to watch
Great A.I. voice.
Muito bom 👋👋👋
58:23 "One common problem with these fans is that they're pretty useless."🤣
I'll go out on a limb here and say there won't be a sponsorship deal with that company.
Stop the music we're listening not dancing
The drying tube is needed. In the Philippines farmers dry crops on the roads which is dangerous and slows down everyone. Those bags would change that option. What is the company for the solar roof fan? I can see the 'useless fans' doing well in passive air movement needs of sheds, crawlspaces and such.
You can't cover window wells. Theyre not there for light, theyre there as a fire escape. Dunno about the states but here in Canada that would be illegal.
Ya, everyone knows that
Home Saunas? 🤔 I see a Hot Box. 😁
🤣🤣🤣
Nevada and Death Valley have will temps up and above 120-130 ... Will the balcony panels be good for us here ?😅
Awesome mobile chicken coop. Too bad my township won't let people have chickens if they don't have an ACRE OF LAND! 😔
We love our transformer table and coffee leaf table holding the panels! Was totally worth the money
it is basically a dehumidifier
I'd like to know 🤔what cement 🎉 you would use for heavy 🦶 foot 🚦 traffic 😊on a dry pour?
Mrs.MommaBearV.
Depends, the way methane burns itll light but not exactly explode.
And ideally youd store the methane in a seperate container.
A friend of mine died in a propane explosion...
The water storage fence was invented by a 14 year old! 🤗
Remember that all plastic products can have off-gassing including toxic phthalates (a class of industrial chemicals that help make plastic bendy) in flooring. Emitted chemicals can contribute to air pollution, potentially causing health issues like headaches, respiratory problems, and other health risks. Research before you buy if you are curious.
What tha? A green roof. Does anyone have one of these? Sounds crazy. I'm just thinking about insects on your roof, erosion, and having to get up there to cut the roof 😂
and the fact that no matter what, it is a lot of weight and if the roof is not build to this purpose it will be someones barrow :P
I've seen them in Northern Europe. Even goats munching up on roofs...
well if the the purpose of the video is to inform peeps that old ideas are still great then great video , most of what i have seen here are decades old concepts .... there are two words for most of these concepts : PREFAB and RECICLING
In the event of an EMP, resulting in no power and no hope of power, your now useless car when pushed into the sun becomes a dehydrator. No fancy gadgets needed. Even in cold weather.
Well if I had to guess it’s sponsored by the oil corporations 90% plastic here.
Most of these items look like they came off a temo
Isn't it temu?
@Sarah-te5mp I never could never spell words right.. I think it has to do with how I pronounce them..
NOT THIS EXACT PANEL a MAX TEMP. 113 degrees. . . .no wonder my panels broke when they were in the summer sun
All I saw was a bunch of cheap crap that could never break down in a landfill, which is where all this stuff will be after a few months.
i Ate Marsh Mallows
Isn't this the voice actor for WATOP?
anyways, at my $60 a month, it would be 8.3 years for the water filter thing to pay for itself... And that's ALL of my water...
Crap... But i do like the reusable great water idea
What is watop?
@@Orangeflava it's a channel that just educates in a really cool way with topics. It's more like a top five channel... All kinds of topics really.
Stands for "We Are Top" I think
@@DontLookBehindYou1 cool thanks! So many acronyms nowadays!
@@Orangeflava hopefully that's accurate. I just kind of happened on it one day... But it's a cool channel either way. The narrator definitely makes it more interesting. There's a lot of voice actors that do this apparently and I didn't really know that until a couple of years ago
If you house thay much methane gas wouldnt that be a huge explosive im pretty sure u dont want to do that especially at your place of residence qould be pretty awesome though to see that fart lit
They had 'biomass conversion' technology back in 1980, when I worked at the Dept of Energy. (USA)
Lego
Why do you have workers , dressed like migrant farm workers , doin all the work ?
That music is so distracting and annoying
WATOP
Annoying noisey music
Omg yes