Great job, looks well thought out.[emoji482]
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"For medicinal purposes only"[ROFL1]
What's next? Walk in pantry for Twinkies and Doritos?
"Wine Cellar" for Mtn Dew?
Nice work.
Nice work!! Can't wait to see some pics this winter.
I have been wanting to build a green house for some time now, but never thought about utilizing a hot tub for heat.
Your hot tub is going to be in your green house? Won't the chemical (Bromine?) evap suspended in the humidity cause issues for the plants?
We use a chlorine based sanitizer, but the air exchange is pretty regular even in the winter, so there shouldn't be any buildup. I thought that the humidity buildup might be an issue, but it's not. We had to open the vents on the old greenhouse during the day the past several winters to keep the temps below 90, except on the coldest days.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jer
I stopped the herbal supplements back in 1983 [ROFL1]Quote:
Originally Posted by BPTactical
I'm no welder, but I can stick metal together with heat. The miter saw with metal cutting blade was a necessity.
Very nice.
Nice job. Home grown tomatoes in January are the best.
Update: our utility bill for December this year versus last year is down about $40. [Coffee]
And we're still harvesting tomatoes and potatoes.
*cheers!* That's fantastic!Quote:
Originally Posted by TFOGGER