this is totally awesome: modular radiant heating strips for use anywhere in your home.
I’ve been shutting off the powerstrip that juices up my tv, radio, and dvd player, as well as unplugging my microwave, but this power strip will shut off everything that is plugged into it if you turn off a governor appliance, like, a lamp. very easy for people to do.
after talking about it for about 3 months, I just purchased green power for my home. I wanted to do 100% NJ based wind b/c I don’t use much electricity so I can afford to pay the additional 5 cents/kwh, but instead signed up for the option with 1% NJ solar. My decision was made entirely on what local NJ energy renewable I wanted to support.
I just stumbled onto wiki how and it looks neat.
and writing that down reminded me of this really incredible illustration of how a sewing machine works.
I know I’m late to the party, but I don’t want to forget about these fancy modular flooring tiles. miyo vinyl flooring and flor carpet flooring (which are recycleable and available in recycled/natural materials). and I wonder how they’d work with the modular radiant heating?
also, crafty: I’ve added a few new links to the sidebar. adorn magazine is a wonderful new publication that my birthday twin and good friend linda works on. this is love forever, west coast crafty, and paper dolly girl are all crafty blogs of old internet crafty girlfriends. I love it! they are full of inspiration and I know they’ll keep me honest about my crafting. and by keep me honest, I mean: KEEP ME CRAFTING.
oh, I saw the radiant floor stuff used on a show on the diy net! it looked so cool!
So, I bought one of those power strips – where do I let them know about your commission? And boy, do they have a terrible “shipping & handling” menu!
I love “how a sewing machine works”!
If I recall correctly, you found that link for me!
I think I need to get Dave to put that movie on the tivo, so we can watch it while we’re listening to the radio.
I’m having problems opening the modular heating strips site, but it sounds neat and I’ll try it again. Also, when I get home, I’ll check out this green power, but I don;tknow if I can do it because of my apartment structure.
um, yeah, and I’ll see you in a few weeks and then we can take glass blowing lessons!
mariss, now you’re the street tester! you’ll have to write a guest review for the blog.
stacey, if you are paying for electricity, then you can buy green power. no prob! I can’t WAIT until we take glass blowing lessons. it will be so totally rad. and it *was* at your questioning that I found that video, which is too freakin cool.