Comments by "clray123" (@clray123) on "Technology Connections" channel.

  1. @weetwteqtwtwwt polyurethane foam clothing and mylar blankets will be the next big technological hit among the heat pump installers.. unfortunately those blankets rustle a lot and don't let out perspiration, but it's a small price to pay for saving the climate ... or defeating putin ... or something
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  2. You don't need smoke in a can, you just need a hot pan with some oil past smoking temperature. Cold-pressed canola oil or sunflower oil work great for causing false alarms (but if this method breaks your smoke detector, don't blame me).
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  3. Google richsoil microheating
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  4. So basically you are trading an old invention which works perfectly for a new one which has a number of worrying caveats, is more expensive, and the only visible benefit is that... well... it agrees with the belief system of current politicians?
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  5. A year ago if you entered some shops without face nappy some people would burn you at stake. Today, after wasting hundreds of billions of dollars, nobody gives a fuck. Funny how things change. But the people who stole the money from you are still at large - THAT does not ever change.
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  6. Unfortunately, your sweater will not make the wet towels dry faster and won't remove mold from under your carpet. (Coming from someone who has lived without heating for 2 years.) P.S. Hands get really cold for office work. You feel sleepy all the time. Constant exposure to cold temperatures not great for long-term health... there are studies on that, too.
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  7.  @swedmiroswedmiro1352  It's actually not a carpet, it's a wall-to-wall fitted floor carpet that I can't remove in a rented apartment. You don't need to tell me how to dress - as I said, I've lived 2 winters in these conditions (the average temperature in the morning was 8C). Wearing warm clothing and a hat was of course the norm, I actually removed some clothing when I went outside (because it was too warm to move around in). During the day I used a local electric 100W heater pointed directly at my body - 100W/h is about what the body loses in heat. It's all doable (except for the vapor condensing everywhere), but it is not what most modern people consider as a comfortable living standard. It's a far cry from sitting in light clothes at 24-25C, which is a much more enjoyable and relaxed experience overall.
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  8. No. The perverted outlet must be destroyed permanently.
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