Droughts
Aug 12, 2015 18:48:23 #
In the Navy in 60's, aboard ship, I was on, you were told to take no more than about 5 minutes to shower. Wet down, turn off, soap up, turn back on to soak and dry off. We had a machine that could make salt water good for showers and potable for cooking.
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But don't do this in Colorado, NM, Utah, this week.
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But don't do this in Colorado, NM, Utah, this week.
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Aug 12, 2015 18:55:33 #
The "machine" you're talking about is called an evaporator that boils sea water and condenses the steam under a vacuum to distilled water. I ran one on a Destroyer during WWII. FYI distilled water has no flavor and leaves your mouth with a dry feeling, always thirsty!
Aug 12, 2015 19:15:01 #
FuManChu wrote:
In the Navy in 60's, aboard ship, I was on, you were told to take no moe than about 5 minutes to shower. Wet down, turn off, soap up, turn back on to soak and dry off. We had a machine that could make salt water good for showers and potable for cooking.
:thumbup:
But don't do this in Colorado, NM, Utah, this week.
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:thumbup:
But don't do this in Colorado, NM, Utah, this week.
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For one you can not get the water..pumps are turned off.
For two it these heavy metals are absorb through the skin not a good idea.
Aug 19, 2015 18:51:23 #
Droughts are making Central CA sink down a foot. Ground water is disappearing.
By 2100 Mexico City would become a sink hole.
OOPS!
By 2100 Mexico City would become a sink hole.
OOPS!
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