Saturday, January 26, 2013

Water and Plumbing Part 7 - Hot Water Cylinder

Part 7 in the series of videos discussing how the water and plumbing systems work within your home. In this video find out about hot water tanks, turning off hot water, gate valves, immersion heater, indirect cylinders, drain valves and cold water circuits. For the rest of the videos from this play list see: www.youtube.com or for more information on domestic water and plumbing visit our projecct pages on: www.diydoctor.org.uk/projects.htm

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Reusable "tissue paper" by Hankybook

Get them here: www.ecobold.com We now offer HankyBooks, an organic cotton handkerchief for you and your kids at a great discount! The handkerchief books are made of super soft and absorbent 100% organic cotton pages which are bound together -- therefore the name HankyBOOK- within a protective cover. No more used and dirty handkerchiefs in your pocket! You can use the inside pages of the HankyBook for all different kinds of purposes like blowing your nose, cleaning baby dribbles or wiping off dust and dirt. There are no limits! The protective cover ensures that your hands and pockets remain clean. What is also really great about them is that they are made of 100% organic cotton, reusable and washer & dryer safe! Instead of using regular tissues that are produced by cutting down trees, you can get the reusable Hankybooks which are organic AND reusable. Leslie Uke, the founder and inventor of HankyBooks, wanted to address the problem of tissue and clutter waste, and steer people towards a non-disposable culture. Since she has been dealing with a 'leaky faucet' all her life, she got frustrated with regular tissues and the resulting red nose, so she invented a practical solution. All HankyBooks are handmade from either second-hand fabrics (used for covers only) or 100% organic fabric. So you are not just doing a good deed for your nose, but also for the environment. Hankybooks can be ordered individually or in packs of three. They offer a variety of HankyBooks such as Red Fish ...

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wood gas gasifier test DIY

HOW TO BUILD A WOOD GAS GENERATOR FROM A USED WATER HEATER ..I FOUND MOST OF THE INFO ON THE WEB ....MINE IS A COMBINATION OF THE FEMA PLANS AND AN IMBERT STYLE GASIFIER ..i produced some gas before a quick turn off ..i didnt want to melt the vacume cleaner ...next goal will be a cyclone air cleaner ..possibly more cooling of the gas and i need a new vacume fan .. 12 volt prefured

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toilet rebuild 6 of 8

www.plumberx.com Hello this is PlumberX. People always ask me what gave you the idea and what made you create these how to plumbing videos? Coming up with the idea was easy. After many years as a plumber and servicing customers at there home I've seen a lot of people in tuff situations, people that could not afford a plumber, people that didn't have time to wait for a plumber to come to there home and make repairs, hearing horror stories of Plumbers that have rip off costumers and gave bad service, to me this was a loud cry for help. One story come to mind; A friend of mine calls me and ask, PlumberX could you do me a favor and help this older lady that I know, and go by and look at her Plumbing, she needs plumbing work really bad but she's to scared to call a plumber because of the cost, and she know that if I send you over there to check out the plumbing she can trust me as a friend recommending you, sure I said I could do that. The next day came and I went to the older lady's home she came to the door with a pleasant smile very humble. I could see it in her eye's she didn't have to say a word ( What is this going to cost ) she was very polite and courteous. Sir would you like some thing to drink and I do appreciate you coming to check out my plumbing on such short notice. No problem mam, lets see what's going on here with your plumbing. This way Sir in the kitchen. As I walk through the home I saw in the corner of my eye younger children around 3, 5 and 6 years of age ...

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Design Seminar 09 - Aboveground Piping Design

09 Aboveground Piping Design covers: Pipe Specifications, Double Containment Piping, Pipe Routing, Leak Detection, User Problems

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Toilet Rebuilt HD 3 of 8

www.plumberx.comHello this is PlumberX. People always ask me what gave you the idea and what made you create these how to plumbing videos? Coming up with the idea was easy. After many years as a plumber and servicing customers at there home I've seen a lot of people in tuff situations, people that could not afford a plumber, people that didn't have time to wait for a plumber to come to there home and make repairs, hearing horror stories of Plumbers that have rip off costumers and gave bad service, to me this was a loud cry for help. One story come to mind; A friend of mine calls me and ask, PlumberX could you do me a favor and help this older lady that I know, and go by and look at her Plumbing, she needs plumbing work really bad but she's to scared to call a plumber because of the cost, and she know that if I send you over there to check out the plumbing she can trust me as a friend recommending you, sure I said I could do that. The next day came and I went to the older lady's home she came to the door with a pleasant smile very humble. I could see it in her eye's she didn't have to say a word ( What is this going to cost ) she was very polite and courteous. Sir would you like some thing to drink and I do appreciate you coming to check out my plumbing on such short notice. No problem mam, lets see what's going on here with your plumbing. This way Sir in the kitchen. As I walk through the home I saw in the corner of my eye younger children around 3, 5 and 6 years of age ...

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How to Survive At Home w/ no Power or Heat! The 3-Day Bug-In Survival Test (Dubbysode #11 w/ KWR)

Kevin W. Reese cuts dubbysode #11 on the 3-Day Bug In Survival Test. This test explains how you can prepare to survive in your home with no power, heat, hot water, or vehicle.

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