pvc was almost outlawed in the usa about 20-25 years ago because it
doesn't break down very well ,,, the primary thorn in everyones side?
clorox bottles! ! Robert
murdoch wrote:
I'm sorry for posting this to the biofuel group, but there seem to be many
sustainability-minded people there, and
Dear MM,
Modern sustainable plumbing does not really exist, but I can give you
some guide lines in how to judge an existing plumbing. If the house is
to your liking, then the plumbing is a secondary problem and it is more
of a question to judge the extend and the costs of fixing it. It is all
The new plastic pipes, if you use the proper ones in a proper way,
make it more possible to do installations with higher average life
span than 45 years. It is only a few manufacturers of adequate pipes
for this.
Since you are buying an existing house, I will not bore you with the
considerations
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whats the URL for your inventing ideas group?
Kirk
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/inventingideas/?yguid=109391995
With these idea groups, the idea isn't
I'm sorry for posting this to the biofuel group, but there seem to be many
sustainability-minded people there, and I don't know of the precise
appropriate group. I'm also posting to an inventing ideas group I
started, because when we have ideas that relate to inventions, it would be
nice to
whats the URL for your inventing ideas group?
Kirk
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I'm sorry for posting
whats the URL for your inventing ideas group?
Kirk
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/inventingideas/?yguid=109391995
With these idea groups, the idea isn't necessarily for me to push hard for
a lot of conversation, but 50% of it is I see no reason why I, or someone
else, should let ideas die on
Hi MM
Plumbing isn't necessarily off-topic. We've just had discussion on
using hot water to provide process heat for making biodiesel,
definitely involves plumbing - I'll be needing to learn more about
this soon, for one. What do you heat it with, anyway - preferably
biogas maybe, or a WVO
consume it. That and it works perfectly well during power outages or if off
the grid.
Todd
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