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And all your water, please.

I don’t a lot. Just all of it.

It runs on tracks, so it might be slimmer on the ground level than the conventional construction vehicles. Sure a wheelbarrow is smaller, but I don’t think that’s a realistic option, lol.

One of the things that this project is testing is how the foundations are made. They do not have to clear the trees to dig and level out the area to fill in loads of gravel just to make a concrete pour. They are somehow able to make the foundations around existing structures like trees and on somewhat uneven ground.

It does help clear the chalk off glass, but it’s important to only put it in the designated compartment - unless you want a foam party in your kitchen.

Ok, I mean rinse aid. The stuff for glass.

Mine has a sensor in the drain much further down than the filter. If someone spilled detergent inside the machine, it will make a lot of bubbles, and this is enough to trigger the sensor, so it refuses to run the pump.

In order to flush it, I need to move it out, so I can open the safety drain on the back and throw in a bucket of water, collecting the water from the safety drain on a towel.

I’m pretty sure my ancestors sat under a tree until society came along and poked them with sticks.

We shouldn’t transport electricity long distances. It makes much more sense to set up more local production instead.