Clever inventions
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Well, I guess I what I mean is that we talk about things like the A/C and homes/buildings/ cars etc so much so that even to me, while reading almost sounds like we take these things for granite. All the while I have met people on CC who live in places where they don't have these luxuries, or they are not as common. I just wonder if they shake their heads at us, maybe in disbelief or maybe thinking that we don't realize just how good we really do have it.........
Sorry, just a thought and I'm starting to ramble.
Sorry, just a thought and I'm starting to ramble.
the reason heat pumps have taken off in nz for example, is because our climate is cold and damp.
I dont know why kiwis choose to build their houses out of wood instead of brick, or mud cos they will just rot in a few years if not maintained. Hence the prevalence of leaky homes. They didnt even have any insulation.
But I supoose thats just the way it was. Lots of trees, cheap to chop down. easy to build and bust them when they wear out
I dont know why kiwis choose to build their houses out of wood instead of brick, or mud cos they will just rot in a few years if not maintained. Hence the prevalence of leaky homes. They didnt even have any insulation.
But I supoose thats just the way it was. Lots of trees, cheap to chop down. easy to build and bust them when they wear out
i think tents are a great invention, and tepees easy to put up, can shelter, even can be used to quarantine. the fact that they can 'pop up' and are light to carry and portable means you can have a temporary home anywhere.
that menstrual underwear. Hmm it does wears out after a few washings. there is a place for Tampax.
nz economy was built on refrigeration, before that, frozen and chilled meat couldnt be exported, (a byproduct of the wool industry) everything had to be canned for salted and it would go off on a long ocean voyage.
the wardian case (basically a greenhouse tent for plants) was another clever invention. before that only seeds could be transported not live plants.
that menstrual underwear. Hmm it does wears out after a few washings. there is a place for Tampax.
nz economy was built on refrigeration, before that, frozen and chilled meat couldnt be exported, (a byproduct of the wool industry) everything had to be canned for salted and it would go off on a long ocean voyage.
the wardian case (basically a greenhouse tent for plants) was another clever invention. before that only seeds could be transported not live plants.
i like hot water.
when the hot water got cut off the other week for our street, it was such a bummer. I look foward to a hot shower or bath. The people who live near thermal springs are sooo lucky.
I also appreciate shoes, or slippers. Yay for rubber soles. I know some people like to walk round barefoot even outside, but I get cold feet. And some surfaces are not the cleanest. socks are great too.
although I dont get the ones that barely cover your ankles. come on ppl, wear some real socks.
when the hot water got cut off the other week for our street, it was such a bummer. I look foward to a hot shower or bath. The people who live near thermal springs are sooo lucky.
I also appreciate shoes, or slippers. Yay for rubber soles. I know some people like to walk round barefoot even outside, but I get cold feet. And some surfaces are not the cleanest. socks are great too.
although I dont get the ones that barely cover your ankles. come on ppl, wear some real socks.
Yea well Im not an engineer, so Im not the expert but here in my street each home has a hot water cylinder inside a cupboard and connected to a water meter and if you live in town you on the grid so if the electricty cuts out every home is affected. we pay for this through our rates which pays for all the infrastructure. Our water comes from a reservoir catchment high up in the hills where theres rainforest.
we also have a sewage system and storm water system. But each home owner has to pay for the water, the roads, and electricity they use and the landowners have to pay rates for the properties they own on the land that makes use of those services. If that makes sense.
we also have a sewage system and storm water system. But each home owner has to pay for the water, the roads, and electricity they use and the landowners have to pay rates for the properties they own on the land that makes use of those services. If that makes sense.
no its different.
Its heated by electricity, so we got cold/warm water instead of hot, not no flow. Our water never gets cut off unless there is issues with plumbing.
Try not to make assumptions about different things in different countries when Ive explained them to you.
lol
Just because something is one way in your world, doesnt mean is the same somewhwre else.
Its heated by electricity, so we got cold/warm water instead of hot, not no flow. Our water never gets cut off unless there is issues with plumbing.
Try not to make assumptions about different things in different countries when Ive explained them to you.
lol
Just because something is one way in your world, doesnt mean is the same somewhwre else.
i think electric bicycles are getting better, but they are still expensive and heavy.
electric cars need to be better and cheaper and I also think fossil fueled cars need to be regulated, not just put a tax on fuel but restrict the number of vehicles on the road and number one household can own. Its crazy in cities where traffic is mad. Providing reliable public transport doesnt seem to be much of a priority where I live. If you have to take a trip everyday just to get to work and your workplace doesnt cover the costs of getting there and back then they should consider subsidising accomodation.
electric cars need to be better and cheaper and I also think fossil fueled cars need to be regulated, not just put a tax on fuel but restrict the number of vehicles on the road and number one household can own. Its crazy in cities where traffic is mad. Providing reliable public transport doesnt seem to be much of a priority where I live. If you have to take a trip everyday just to get to work and your workplace doesnt cover the costs of getting there and back then they should consider subsidising accomodation.
Here, what you call a
water Cylinder" is a what we call a water heater, same as we have, it isn't different.
I have put in MANY of these, Rheem is one of our brands here.
If they put in one like this install you are getting ripped, always use dielectric unions, you won't ever need to sweat fit on in again.
https://www.topreviews.co.nz/best-hot-water-cylinders-new-zealand/
water Cylinder" is a what we call a water heater, same as we have, it isn't different.
I have put in MANY of these, Rheem is one of our brands here.
If they put in one like this install you are getting ripped, always use dielectric unions, you won't ever need to sweat fit on in again.
https://www.topreviews.co.nz/best-hot-water-cylinders-new-zealand/