6 Handy uses for rain water

Although water is abundant as it, covers approximately 71% of the planet, only a small portion of it is safe to drink.  This makes drinking water an extremely rare and valuable commodity.  Having access to clean drinking water is indeed a blessing and is slowly becoming more expensive as the years go by.  Having experience the wrath of the latest typhoon which knocked-out the power from our area for 6 days, makes you wonder which is more valuable water or electricity? Unfortunately, the loss of electricity would also mean temporary disruption of water supply.  Believe me, during these times of scarcity you'd always prefer water against electricity. Makes you rethink your priorities and appreciate the simple things in life.

How to make a home made Charcoal Dehumidifier

Summer is officially over and the rainy season is just around the corner.  Flooding is a hassle and drying clothes outside could be very challenging.  During this time our home becomes very humid inside and sometimes molds form.  Molds not only destroy clothes and furniture, it also poses some heath concerns such as nasal stuffiness, throat irritation, coughing or wheezing, eye irritation, or, in some cases, skin irritation.  To reduce the humidity inside our home I decided to shop around for a dehumidifier.