scummy_shower_stall t1_ja73m1k wrote
Can you boil water on top of it? That’s what people here in Japan do!
swagsthedog96 t1_ja847ci wrote
We did to keep the humidity level up.
nancybell_crewman t1_ja8qhj1 wrote
My family used to have one of those! Where we lived, if the power went out in winter, it would stay out for at least a couple of weeks. We used to 'camp' in our living room to stay warm and melted snow on top of it to flush the toilet.
TripleBanEvasion t1_ja99k44 wrote
Why would your toilets stop working if the power went out?
spooks_are_among_us t1_ja9ao6j wrote
If you are on a well, when the power goes out the water pressure does too.
TripleBanEvasion t1_ja9fcn9 wrote
“Well” I’ll be damned
scummy_shower_stall t1_jab5yaq wrote
take my angry upvote and show yourself out! ;D
nancybell_crewman t1_ja9wwh5 wrote
Exactly this. Being out in the country also meant we were last on the priority list for power restoration. When a bad storm hit we would drain the water lines so pipes wouldn't freeze, so lots of just having to make it work with what we had.
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