Not really familiar with surge protectors, but it may depend on the
individual model. The easiest way to find out is to turn the protector
off and see if you still have volts coming out the other end. However,
I would have thought that it would turn the power off, as turning off
the protection wit
This is getting off the original topic, but you triggered a thought
when you mentioned how much power your monitor uses when off. I
have surge protectors on all of my electronic equipment. When
things are off, I also turn the surge protectors off. I have
assumed that this is blocking the fl
for further info.
http://www.eg-solar.de/english/products/products.htm
http://www.zeo-tech.de/htm/e/e_solar1.htm
Regards.
balaji
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Kim- I've used cheese cloth stretche
Thank you for the information. Where are you located? I have a friend
looking for a poultry supplier. Also, what is your average humidity? I am
about 125 miles from the gulf of Mexico and unless we are suffering from a
drought, my humidity is always above 75%. I find this gives me real
pr
Drying is definitely the best in terms of energy used to store. If you
make a solar dryer, (and have sunshine when you need it) that is also
the best (FREE) way to get it preserved. I made a solar dryer out of a
food tray holder (like in hospitals and cafeterias) I found at the
recycle yard. It
Tomatoes, unlike most "vegetables" (they are actually a fruit)
increase in nutritional value as you cook them, so if you want a
simple solution that will help preserve their taste and nutritional
value try freezing UNWASHED overnight in the deep freeze, then remove
them and run them under tepid wa
