wood heat – Homesteading and Permaculture by Paul Wheaton

wood heat – Homesteading and Permaculture by Paul Wheaton is a general podcast hosted by Unknown host, with 20 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 81. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  385 – Uncle Mud – part 3

  Jan 27, 2018—S0

  <p>Paul continues his conversation with Chris McClellan aka Uncle Mud about Rocket Mass heaters. They start this podcast talking about the Minnie Mouse, who now lives in the Love Shack. She’s a rocket mass heater contained inside a barrel, inside a wooden structure. Peter cleverly lined the back of the barrel very tightly with bricks, so that the stove doesn’t radiate a bunch of heat backwards to the wall. Thus, the heat shield is built in – no metal or brick had to be put over the wooden wall. Mud points out that this heat shield is also functi...

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  384 – Uncle Mud – part 2

  Jan 17, 2018—S0

  <p>Paul continues his conversation with Chris McClellan aka Uncle Mud about Rocket Mass heaters. He talks about the cottage style RMH. Paul describes a J-tube type system with a vertical feed system. Heat hits the barrel and then goes down the sides of the barrel. It acts like a standard 6″ J-tube system. There are a few exhaust tubes through the mass and allows for quicker heat response. These tubes lead to a manifold that eventually leads to the exhaust. It is possible for this to be a shippable core. The efficiency of this unit is close to 65% because of a...

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  383 – Uncle Mud – part 1

  Jan 11, 2018—S0

  <p>Paul talks to Chris McClellan aka Uncle Mud about Rocket Mass heaters. Chris was one of the innovators at the Innovators Event and will also run the appropriate technology course Jul. 9th – Jul. 20th (tickets available on website from Jan. 1st). They talk about the Cottage Rocket, The Butt warmer, The Ring of Fire and a Season extender to put into a green house which can withstand wet conditions. They discuss the advantages and disadvantages of using pebble vs. cob as the mass in the Rocket Mass Heater, and touch upon the use of a glass casserole lid as th...

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  382 – Heating with less wood – part 2

  Dec 28, 2017—S0

  <p>In this episode Paul and Jocelyn continue their talk about how they heated their house with 0.6 cord of wood. They talk about the things that contributed to them using more wood than would have otherwise been necessary: e.g. no curtains on the windows and the windows not being able to close properly because of ice on the sills. They also talk about things they do to reduce the amount of wood needed – e.g. using incandescent light bulbs, dog bed warmers not using vents in the house and cooking home made food.</p> <p>They discuss why rocket ma...

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  353 – Saving the World in your Backyard Part 1

  Jan 4, 2017—S0

  <p>Paul and Jocelyn are talking about solving global problems in one’s backyard in response to Derrick Jensen’s article “Forget Shorter Showers”. However, they start the podcast by talking about permaculture author and educator Toby Hemenway passing away. They also talk about permies.com moderator John Polk passing away.</p> <p>Paul mentions that he thinks Derrick is one of Permaculture’s great and that he agrees with most things he says, BUT that he thinks there is another way. Paul says that he thinks that to solve global problems, we must start with solutions in our backyard and then s...

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