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How Does A Steam Shower Work?

Moe Kittaneh — Tue, 04 Aug 2009 07:41:46 +0000

by Moe Kittaneh

Over the past few decades people have loved going to spas. One of the reasons people like going to spas is that they have steam rooms. This is the place you do most of your relaxing, while getting rid of all those toxins and the excess water we put on through the week. Before the spa, there was no other place for people to experience the steam room. However, with technology where it is today the invention of the steam shower is made possible.

This means that you can now have your own steam room, or steam shower, in your own bathroom. Now all you need is your own private masseuse and you will have a great little spa going. Maybe it is time to send the wife to massage school!

What is a steam shower?

As the name suggests, a steam shower is a built in stall that is much like the stall a regular shower is enclosed in. With a regular shower all you have is a hot and cold tap and a water spout or nozzle. With a steam shower things get a bit more intricate, which is just perfect for the handy men out there.

This shower does work like a regular shower, for those times you just want to take a regular shower. However, with a push of a button you will have a fully functional steam room on your hands. All steam showers should offer a sitting area, and depending on the size, maybe a sitting area for two.

How does a steam shower work?

Okay, so it is not that complicated and you do not need to be a techno boffin to figure this out. You want steam? Boil some water! This is exactly how the steam shower works. Somewhere behind the pretty face of the shower you will find a small steam generator. This is activated once you activate the steam program on the digital dial inside the shower.

This little box is filled with water and in a few second you have comfortably hot steam “pouring” out of the many nozzles that makes up the steam shower. That is right, there is more than one!

So if you want to enjoy another day in the steam room, do not waste your time driving to the spa. Build your very own spa in your own bathroom. A steam shower will save you money in the long run – no more need for driving and no need for that spa membership.

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BioLet Composting Toilet Installation

Kitchen Compost — Mon, 30 Mar 2009 16:04:19 +0000

Installion of BioLet Composting toilet system …

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Winter Humanure Composting

Kitchen Compost — Sun, 25 Jan 2009 03:15:03 +0000

How would you compost humanure when there is a lot of snow and it’s cold outside? This short video clip will give you an idea of how it’s done.

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Envirolet 101: Removing the Bottom Panel

Kitchen Compost — Fri, 23 Jan 2009 07:54:20 +0000

This video shows you how to remove the Bottom Panel on Envirolet Composting Toilet Systems.

The Bottom Panel is removed for access to the Tray when emptying.

Duration : 0:0:27

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The Humanure Hacienda – Humanure Compost Bins

Kitchen Compost — Sun, 14 Dec 2008 12:57:07 +0000

Humanure compost bins ideally will contain an active side, passive (aging) side and another bin for collecting “cover materials.” The cover material bin can have a roof over it to keep the cover material dry and therefore available for use during cold winter months.

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Digging Out Humanure Compost

Kitchen Compost — Sat, 13 Dec 2008 18:00:04 +0000

When a humanure compost pile has worked and cooked, then aged for a year or so afterwards, it can be dug out and used for argicultural purposes.

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Humanure Compost Toilets at a Music Festival

Kitchen Compost — Thu, 11 Dec 2008 17:48:07 +0000

This 10 minute video shows a humanure compost toilet system using 5-gallon toilet receptacles.

Duration : 0:9:53

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Starting a New Humanure Compost Pile

Kitchen Compost — Tue, 09 Dec 2008 13:38:03 +0000

This short video clip shows a humanure compost pile on its first day. The empty bin bottom is dished out, the “biological sponge” is added, and toilet materials are deposited.

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Loveable Loo Eco-Friendly Compost Toilet

Kitchen Compost — Sat, 29 Nov 2008 04:38:02 +0000

The Loveable Loo is a collection toilet for use when composting human manure (”humanure”). You can buy them on the internet at josephjenkins.com (under the “compost” category) and this little video shows you how they’re made.

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Humanure Compost Bin – Active Side

Kitchen Compost — Fri, 14 Nov 2008 02:54:11 +0000

The humanure compost bin has an active side and a side that is aging or curing. The active side is where you add fresh organic materials.

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