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It was weeks sometimes after a hurricane or something. But yah no power meant no water = no flushing toilets or taking showers = sucks ball (or not) :-) |
Our water is system is HOA owned and operated, no personal wells, thank goodness (we have septic tanks, but they aren't power run, thank goodness). When our power was out for 30+ hours, the community water pump was the first place they got power to. Until then, you could hear THAT generator running like crazy.
I did find out an electric hot water heater will keep water hot for at least 24 hours. :) |
Haven't you guys ever been camping and had to rough it? Geeeez, same kinda thing. :winkwink:
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Your location, amount of sun, makes a difference I'm sure. Here we have 300+ days a year of sun shine. |
You should try living in Russia. It's rare to have hot water, eletricity, or phones all at the same time.
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been there but didn't do that! lol
yeah it might be boring but it depends who you are with at home if in case it happened! :winkwink: |
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As time goes on, it will be cheaper and cheaper to set up alternate installations like this. I always kind of wonder why these rich billionaire philanthropists spend all sorts of money on aid and whatnot instead of into research and development that could seriously help mankind for the long run. There is something wrong with aid of course... but research and development is so important and unfortunately governments do not always have the money to properly fund it and when they do it's all bureaucratic red tape anyway... |
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Agree...:thumbsup |
you're right, I was really pissed when we experience black out 'coz my posting will be interrupted.
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