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Lower Carbon Footprint with Rocket Mass

 
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My lifestyle is slowly converting to many conservation techniques.  I find the rocket mass heater to be thoroughly part of my future effort!  The thought didn't occur to me to have a backup for if I'm out of town.  Brilliant!

 
 
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Someday when my husband and I can own a house we definitely would want to do something rocket massy, saving money and less carbon footprint, win win.
 
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