Discover the Beauty of Living with Less at Tiny House 43
I’ve always loved the idea of living in a tiny house, but one challenge I faced was how to hang my laundry. With limited space, I had to get creative. That’s when I discovered the power of utilizing vertical space and thinking outside the clothesline. In this article, I’ll share practical tips and space-saving hacks…
So, you’re ready to dive into the world of tiny house living in the big apple? Well, look no further! In this article, I’ll show you exactly how to buy a tiny house in NY. From researching the market to understanding legal requirements, I’ve got you covered. With my expert advice and insider tips, you’ll…
Dry ice Dry ice in coolers is great for keeping things cold. You can place a few inches of dry ice on the top of the cooler. This will prevent cold air from rising up and escaping, keeping things cold even at the bottom. If you don’t have dry ice, you can use newspapers or…
Dry ice Dry ice in coolers is great to keep things cool. Place a few inches dry ice on top of the cooler. This will prevent cold air from rising up and escaping, keeping things cold even at the bottom. You can also use newspapers or other materials to line your cooler if you don’t…
A frost-free freezer is a freezer that doesn’t freeze. These freezers don’t require defrosting which makes them easier to use. Unlike traditional freezers, frost-free freezers only need periodic heating to a temperature above freezing. Manually defrosting a traditional freezer can take up to 24 hours. Frost-free freezers require very little cleaning. To get rid of…
If you’re considering buying a freezer, you may be wondering if they are airtight. Before you make your final purchase, there are many things to consider. In this article, we’ll discuss the importance of air pockets, a double locking mechanism, and easy-to-find lids. These features will help to choose the freezer that suits your needs.…
Most refrigerators and freezers run more efficiently when they are not completely full. In fact, stuffing things in your fridge or freezer will slow down cooling and make it work harder than necessary. In addition to lowering efficiency, filling up your fridge and freezer with excess food will also cause heat to escape when you…
Many freezers are designed with heat-resistant materials, but that doesn’t make them fireproof. The temperature of a house fire is higher than the temperature of a freezer, so it may not survive. Experts disagree, however, about the fireproofness of a freezer. It depends on the specific model. Metal backings are better Fireproofing freezers can help…
