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fromwww.dw.com
3 weeks ago

Using every drop: Physics answers a crucial kitchen question

Researchers calculated the optimal waiting time for liquids to drain from containers, focusing on everyday substances like milk and olive oil.
Miscellaneous
fromDesign Milk
1 month ago

This Compact Space Heater Pays its Users

Heatbit redirects heat from bitcoin mining into home heating while paying users and purifying air, addressing technology's hidden environmental impact.
fromFast Company
2 months ago

High electricity prices are getting in the way of heat pump installations

Current energy prices, including the rising cost of electricity, mean that homeowners may experience higher heating bills by replacing their current heating systems with heat pumps-at least in some regions of the country. Heat pumps, which use electricity to move heat from the outside in, are used in only 14% of U.S. households. They are common primarily in warm southern states such as Florida where winter heating needs are relatively low.
Environment
Cooking
fromTasting Table
2 months ago

The Best Way To Heat Water For Drinking (Yes, There's A Right Way) - Tasting Table

A kettle heats small amounts of water more evenly and efficiently than a microwave or open pot, making it ideal for tea and coffee.
Marketing
fromForbes
2 months ago

How HVAC Contractors Can Turn Service Data Into Marketing ROI

Using existing service data from current and past customers improves lead quality and marketing ROI more effectively than increasing ad spend.
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