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workingbodytransformation replied to your photoset “Mrs. Snap and i worked on a DIY project all day. removed our...”
Nice! Is this the main unit and are there smaller units at each faucet- not the shower or bath but sinks?
snapthistiger: this is the main unit and the only unit. the heater supplies constant hot water on demand. the hot water still takes the same amount of time to travel through the pipes and to a faucet.
workingbodytransformation replied to your photoset: 8/11/2018 4.42 miles/7.11 kilometers I’m told...
that’s like forest! in the dark!!!!?
Yes! That’s what a roughly 120 mile trail relay race is all about! Camp out in a central location in the Appalachians, show up at the start/stop area when it’s your turn to go, and GO!
To cover 120 miles of hilly, rocky, rooty, hilly, bouldery, crevassey and otherwise ‘technical’ trails, let’s assume an average pace of a 12 minute mile. That’s 1,440 minutes, or 24 hours. If you go non-stop over 24 hours, pretty much everyone gets a chance to run in the dark.
It’s awesome :)
workingbodytransformation replied to your photoset: 6/22/2018 3.87 miles/6.23 kilometers Another...
Love the Incredibles. Can’t wait for 2 to hit the “small” screen :-)
I didn’t know it at the time (and I think neither did they), but my kids are scheduled to watch Incredibles 2 as their “field trip” during summer camp tomorrow, so it’s good they finally saw it so they’d know what’s up on Wednesday :)
