This is very interesting. Does it clog up with hard water?
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Looking at the prices on those filters, wow! That's like an extra subscription each winter to fix dry air. Getting one big enough to get the whole house at once seems good, but 55 to 80 dollars a month is a lot!
We did think of this, apparently too late. I'm gathering from other comments that I am dealing with hard water, and the seals on my humidifiers had already crusted over when we got the Brita filter, so it did not fix the issue
I wish I had a heating stove or fireplace for this purpose, but alas, it's a gas furnace connected to a central air system
Could you link me to one of these bucket or bowl type of humidifiers?
It was a cool mist type, so no wick or heating element. It was dirt getting into the valve that allows water to flow down from the main reservoir to the tray where the ultrasonic magic happens. Kept propping that valve open to let a constant drip of water through
edit, seems like hard water ruined the seal rather than grit messing things up
4x8hours. If the place needs people on site 24/7, weekend warriors should do 3x8 hour days for the same weekly pay.
To be more physically fit rather than becoming a Fitter, try landscaping, concrete work (if you're brave enough to wear a mask for the dust and get called sissy all day long), or farm work if you're interested in a wide variety of physically demanding tasks that are also dangerous.
Edit to the description of farm work
No.
But I would immediately buy a new laptop with a track ball and mouse buttons like this one
I've only seen one irl, and they are incredibly intuitive to use, and you don't accidentally move the mouse while typing
Yes. Weeks to make it, arrange it, and then hours over and over to clean it
I've seen the best results when I stack or pile food around in a doughnut shape, and center the hole of the donut shape on the turntable.
Oh wow, the wrinkles would drive me nuts.
Also, why extend it vertically?