Does anyone else NEED leftovers? I may be strange (aside from all that other stuff!) but I am actually uncomfortable if there isn't some sort of leftover in the fridge. Maybe that's why I'm such a soup and stew guy. I made the cajun roast the other day, yum! Leftovers! I'm always making soup enough for about 10, yep, leftovers. My wife and I could easily share a steak but no, I have to cook two. I guess I'm just strange.
I often read blogs and websites of preppers - those folks who think something apocalyptic is going to happen at any time and they want to be prepared. I don't really agree but maybe having leftovers is my level of preparation. Who knows. Living where I do water is the only thing that really concerns me. Occasionally I think about buying a couple 55 gal. drums (208 liters) and filling them with water. Then you have the storage issue so I don't bother. (No I haven't forgotten the 60 gallons (225 l) or so in the hot water heater.) There is a company in Utah that sells a huge drum for storing water; I wish they made a flow-through version so it was constantly used & replentished. Then you wouldn't have a storage issue but you would have some water available for use if the system went out. Hmmm, maybe I need to start a new business!
Here's hoping you have something good in the fridge as well. Have a good one.
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Get another water heater (big one) and hook it up in the cold water side. Don't hook up the heater part.
That way you'll have the water and it will cycle.
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