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The water heater is certainly a device that comes in handy during the colder months, or when you have just recovered from a fever and aren’t yet ready to take the plunge-literally or figuratively to a full cold water bath. It’s also a device that requires some level of maintenance. And owing to ...
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There are other types of sauna heaters that do not produce steam. Instead, the heater simply heats the room. This is good for those who cannot tolerate breathing in steam. These heaters are also usually electric and are available in stainless steel. Some of them have stone on the top just like the ones that produce steam, but the stone is just for decoration.
The dusty internal workings of a later model HMV Cavendish electrical heater. The original bulb would have been orange, not pearl or fire-glow red.This is our fourth restoration of one of these classic 1950s Bakelite electric heaters. This is a more unusual red & Black coloured variant, but that said it is actually in a poor state internally. The former owner, who can remember his grandfather using the heater in the bathroom! ...Said that it had been stored in the damp attic of his grandfather's house for decades. It needs some careful TLC, but it's well built and well worth the required effort.
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Your water heater is probably the most costly component in your home’s plumbing system, but thankfully diagnosing and fixing the problems your water heater will likely experience are easy and not too costly. The big exception and one of the worst water heater problems you can run into is a leaking tank. This is the time when your hot water heater not working and you need experts advice.
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Every time I get a new toy, it's the best toy ever, this Heater is an exception though. The simplicity of the vintage style design, compounded with the awesome colors over gid vinyl makes this my all time fave. There are other gid versions but none compare to this one.
Something that Sydney homeowners usually forget but our hot water systems are used daily and this means they would see significant amounts of wear and tear. Reference: quintessentialplumbing.com.au/simple-tips-to-maintain-you...
Inately decorated radiator heaters in the Old Government Building on Lambton Quay in Wellington, New Zealand.
This building had several hundred open fireplaces. These were replaced a few decades after opening due to the constant fire risk.
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This is my first post to Active Assignment Weekly. (which ends my time as troll)
WIT: this is in the bathroom... and the light from the window bounced nicely from the mirror in the early evening.... Turned on the heater and let it roar for a bit... wanted it going full blast. A few moments later and the light had shifted.
Been considering energy consumption recently and these old heaters in the house we bought have to go. This is only the second time I have had this one on and the 1500 watts heating those coils just kills me.
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This significantly sized room was off the side of the rolling mill. Not sure of course what function this area served, but it had it's own overhead crane.
What caught my attention was a large number of these gas fired heaters scattered around the room (three on bottom left of frame). I wonder what these were used for?
This was the area that contained the sign about the $796 wheel.
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Sunshine Oak Heater - An antique heater in the main entrance of the Baldwin’s Book Barn near West Chester, PA. It may have been used when the old stone barn was converted in 1946 to a five story bookstore.
I went ahead and painted my solar distiller black this morning. One of
the nice things about painting such a device is I can just place a
window on it and cover it so the paint stays nice and warm to setup
well. I still need to insulate below the window with some rubber
weather stripping. There is also a need for a catch tray on the bottom
for the distilled water. I was planning to build the catch tray into
the original design, but got distracted and made this giant bird bath
instead. I feel like there is a lot of potential for such a device to
be a good:
1. solar distiller
2. sun oven
3. solar water heater
4. solar space heater
Lets see what I can rig up to make it a good distiller.
Cathedral, Ely, Cambridgeshire
I used to be afraid of going back to Ely. So many of the memories from the first twenty years of my life are bound up with this place. I still want to step off the bus or train and find that it is still the early 1970s, to wander around the market with my granny, or go to my other grandparents' house in Chiefs Street for dinner before wandering off into the shops to spend my pocket money. But they are all dead now, and although many of my aunts, uncles and cousins still live in and around the city, I have no direct connection with Ely any more.
I was born here, and I still feel a sense of ownership. It is still the touchstone for our family - my children still think of Ely, in a strange way, as where their story started.
And in fact, Ely hasn't changed that much. There are still plenty of independent shops in High Street, Fore Hill and Market Street, there are still lots of the old pubs, the Thursday market is still busy with people who have come in from the Fens on buses, and talk exactly like my grandparents. I was shocked to see that they have pulled down Cutlacks the ironmongers, and I mourn the passing of the cattle market, although that, of course, could be said for many small country towns.
Is there another Cathedral city in England where the cathedral is so utterly entwined with the streets which huddle around it? There are no other tall buildings, apart from the spire of St Mary's church. The Cathedral west tower is always there, peeping above the rooftops, wherever you look towards it.
Ely is a city, and the Isle of Ely was a proud, independent county, but neither of these mean anything now, and neither of them have any political purpose any more. Today, Ely is merely the largest place served by East Cambridgeshire District Council, a completely meaningless division of the overgrown county of Cambridgeshire. I was born in the Grange Maternity Home, some 200 yards from the Cathedral's west tower; today, it is the headquarters of East Cambridgeshire District Council.
The biggest difference from twenty years ago is how quiet the streets are - they used to be so traffic-choked, but today Ely is bypassed.
And another thing which has changed is the Lamb Hotel. This is one of those grand coaching inns you often find in small country towns. When I was little, it was dead posh - we would never have gone in there. I always associate it with wedding receptions and commercial travellers. But today, we found it was a very pleasant place to stop for lunch.
Anyone coming back to Ely after half a century away might find the gentrification of the waterside area remarkable. This was where my father was born in the 1930s, in a cheerful slum of barefoot children. Today, the houses are sought after by young professionals - the walk to the station is a couple of minutes, and we are only twenty mimutes by train from the city of Cambridge.
Ely Cathedral is architecturally one of the most magnificent buildings in England. The view from the south-east is world famous, as is the lantern tower. But the interior is rather dull, despite the wonderful unbroken vista down what is England's longest cathedral. Apart from the architecture, very little of medieval origin survives - there is a small cluster of stained glass in one chapel, and the stone carvings of the beautiful lady chapel, but that is about all. The narrow Norman aisles, with their grey, oppressive vaulting, are not really a pleasure to walk, and there are no cloisters. And while the lady chapel is breathtaking, is it any more magnificent than a dozen or more East Anglian churches - Salle, Walpole St Peter or Blythburgh, for example? Ironically, Ely is one of the few English cathedrals which charges an entrance fee, a whacking £5.50 (Lincoln, a much more important and beautiful interior, charges £4, while Norwich and Peterborough, the other two great medieval Cathedrals in this corner of England, are completely free).
I remember how the great west doorway and the north transept doorway would stand open during the day. As a child, I would leave my grandparents house in Chiefs Street, and walk the length of the nave and out through the transept to get to the market place. Everybody used the Cathedral to get from one part of this tiny, beautiful city to another, just as their ancestors and predecessors had for hundreds and hundreds of years. But no longer.
Carl Raffle heater blocks and thermal barrier tubes, available from
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You really, really want thermal barrier tubes with the stepped down inside diameter. As far as I can tell, only Makerbot and Carl Raffle are correctly making these. The ones from other suppliers, including those from QU-BD are not correctly manufactured. (Avoid purchasing from QU-BD if you can help it. All too often they ship the wrong parts and will then never, ever answer calls or e-mail attempting to fix the problem.)
The 0.4 mm nozzles are from Performance 3-d,
The two thin M6 hex nuts (which Carl provides) are used as jam nuts to fix the thermal barrier tube to the heat spreader bar: one below the bar and one above. If you have some heatsink grease, use a small amount of it on the nuts. Apply a very thin layer of it to the nut faces which face the heat spreader bar as well as to their threads. That will further help transfer heat from the thermal barrier tube to the heat spreader bar.