Not sure about anyone else. But that last item is not new. Many homes had them to dry clothes outside back in the 70's & 80's.

@gargar8196

2 ай бұрын

I had one that I installed and it worked great

@jeffthomas5291

2 ай бұрын

@@gargar8196Good for you. $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ ?????????

@Sir_Godz

2 ай бұрын

had one

@leandercarter9680

2 ай бұрын

We had one in the 70's and a old washer as well that had the wringers on top of it.

@TheSenutyenool

2 ай бұрын

Heck, go to Australia and look in the backyards. You'll still see them in over 90% of them. Why? Easy, they work!

Does anyone know the video on the inhouse "fire sprinkler" system"?

is this how the my pillow guy is making extra cash now?

All aboard the pipedream express lol

@Itried20takennames

Ай бұрын

Nah….people use many of these right now. The geothermal heating and cooling has been used for centuries and is pretty decent, plus low cost and doesn’t fail if the power goes down, like air conditioning. And many people route their rain gutter run off into barrels or a tank, often buried in the ground for looks or so they don’t tip on anyone, to collect water for gardening or for use in flushing toilets. That is completely doable. And if you have ever turned on a black hose sitting in the sun on a summer day, you know the sun is pretty good at heating water, especially in areas with year round sun, which there are plenty. Solar water heating is used many places, and you can combine a solar-powered pump to continually pump water from your hot water tank to the outdoor heating area and back, and works.

Where is the point of using farenhight, 192 countries do not know what it is, and there are only 195 countries, basically you are putting this out for just the people in Myanmar, USA and Liberia. Try using metric, you know, like modern people. Pointless video if you don't. Most Americans understand the metric system, its just like their money, based on 10.

had to laugh about the hydrogen generator. anyone price the cost of hydrogen? it is a gas and they measure it in weight per Kilogram Any clue how much that amounts to? try $30 per gallon . Seems like even Gasoline is a good deal in comparison

@stevepailet8258

2 ай бұрын

This morning I heard that I was wrong about the price of hydrogen.. it is closer to $36 a kilo meaning filling up will cost you north of $270 with every fill up.. How many miles will one get on that fill up?? 300 miles. so you do the math..

@stevepailet8258

2 ай бұрын

and just think of someone who might want to buy one of these lemons used// Not going to be more than $100 as a curiousity piece like for jay lenos garagage

Pointless without using metric.