Kevin Hoover wrote:I replaced both thermostats I’m my father-in-law’s hot water heater. One was malfunctioning and letting water heat way too hot, causing the safety switch on the upper thermostat to kick the elements off.
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L. Johnson wrote:Yesterday, I put Coco coir in the last remaining hanging basket so that I can use it for plants. I had three that were left here, but no pots that fit. Cutting the coir to shape was tedious...
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Rebecca Norman wrote:
How do you use it in your pots? Is it a liner in a mesh basket, instead of a pot? Or in the bottom of pots for drainage? Or what? I've got a crate of coconut coir that a South Indian housemate pulled off whole coconuts in order to cook last year. I put some in the worm bin because I'd heard worms love it, but it doesn't seem to have decomposed at all. So I'm curious about other uses for it.
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Jonah Bassman wrote: All very exciting stuff and satisfying to learn and do! I'll probably make a whole thread for this solar project later :)
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Rebecca Norman wrote:I've got a crate of coconut coir that a South Indian housemate pulled off whole coconuts in order to cook last year. I put some in the worm bin because I'd heard worms love it, but it doesn't seem to have decomposed at all. So I'm curious about other uses for it.
L. Johnson wrote: I also darned about 6 socks
Tereza Okava wrote:It doesn't break down. At all. I keep finding it everywhere. It does drain well, so bottom of a pot would be useful, maybe.
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Acetylsalicylic acid is aspirin. This could be handy too:
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