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By wtnhighlander · Posted
Diesel works quite well. For those who don't want to return their fossil fuels to the ground from whence they came, I hear a 2-liter bottle of club soda poured into the mound will displace the O2 with CO2 and suffocate the critters. Never actually tried it. -
By wtnhighlander · Posted
The really crazy, fine dust problem is mostly generated when I do power carving projects. There is just no way to effectively collect at the source, so it gets EVERYWHERE in my little workspace. -
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Definitely. But nothing like creating a situation requiring the purchase of a tool or two. -
No central AC in our house. We run window fans at night to cool the house and then close everything up in the morning. When I get home on a hot (for us) day, the house will typically be around 22-23*C. On days that just don't cool off at night, we use a portable air conditioner in the bedroom.
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