Thank you for the link.
I live much the same way for the same reasons and this:
> drain water from trays of salt underneath the pantry shelves, and run the fan.
is going to be a game changer.
I live much the same way for the same reasons and this:
> drain water from trays of salt underneath the pantry shelves, and run the fan.
is going to be a game changer.
The salt probably would not dissolve entirely, so you could strain it. Some dissolved salt would be lost each time. You could also cook/boil off the water, but that would require a lot of energy for an off-the-grid cabin.
Yes.
> without a lot of salt.
25 & 50 pound bags are fairly common to buy and store.
> You could also cook/boil off the water, but that would require a lot of energy for an off-the-grid cabin.
Or moved outside into the sunshine under glass to evaporate.
A large mistake I used to often make was trying to design self contained solutions. Keeping modularity in mind, and moving things about during the day solves a huge range of problems.
A cast off sliding glass door makes an excellent alternative to herbicides - just lay it down on the grass. It also aids in heating water, drying clothes, meat, herbs - what have you.