A few weeks ago I saw a reference to a tiny washing machine that didn’t need to be hooked in to a water line – I was intrigued. Our current winter laundry system involves a weekly trek through the woods to use the washer in my parents’ basement, then hanging the wet clothes on the … Continue reading
Our Redneck Water System is working well, though with continued use we discovered a couple of irritating qualities: 1. The water hose that goes from the RV water pump down into the water jug would sometimes crimp (imagine what happens when you get a sharp bend in your garden hose); 2. The hose would often … Continue reading
I never drink enough water. Even if I carefully fill water bottles and keep them with me, it’s difficult for me to drink enough during the day. I’m also a bit of a water snob (I blame it on the city water in and around Boston) so I’m happier if I drink Poland Spring water. … Continue reading
Q: If you don’t have running water, how do you crazy kids do your laundry? A: You’re never too old to mooch off your parents. Jamie built her Tiny House on a teensy part of her parents’ 35 acres, about 300 feet away from their home. One of the genius parts of this plan is … Continue reading
Many projects and activities are equally possible in a tiny home and a typical home – relaxing with a movie, making a yummy dinner, working on a computer. Today, I discovered one project that is a great deal easier with a bit more space, and (ideally) a bathroom. This Friday I will attend a fundraiser … Continue reading
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