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Which do you suppose would cost least: Running the faucet for a full minute to get warm water, nuking the cold water to warm it, or warming the cold water on a stove? And which would have the least environmental impact? Hmmmm...
posted by Meika at
Saturday, November 10, 2007
On top of being a wife and full-contact parent to three young children, I am an advocate for livable communities and alternative transportation. That means working for communities that work for every member of the community, including those who are either unable or unwilling to drive. It's all about making our communities stronger.
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Get a hot pot that heats the amount of water that you need in two minutes and then automatically shuts off when it is boiling. Eric surprised me with a very nice gift that does just that--adn it is much nicer than the traditional hot pot!
Oooo... clever! That reminds me of a Japanese hot water pot. It looks like one of those coffee carafes that has the push-button on the top to dispense the coffee, but instead it plugs into the wall and keeps the resevoir of water hot all the time - great for tea-drinkers!
Warm water? You can't be very ecologically sensitive if you're using warm water.Dad
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