35 1 ReplyThanks, waited exactly for someone to do this when I saw the image.
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7 1 ReplyIn this design, wouldn't Saddam flood when it rained?
6 1 ReplyHe can have a fan, as a treat
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This is cool, but where does the carbon monoxide go?
3 0 ReplyIt looks for the label “smoke vent”, and follows the arrow
But seriously, there’s a good point that they’re expecting this to be covered with snow, and that’s probably critical to weather-sealing and insulating it, but why wouldn’t the vent also get covered?
7 0 ReplyMaybe they need to clear it off frequently? It also looks like the vent is just a hole in this image though, so nothing for snow to land in.
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Same place as the smoke from a woodstove, it's sucked out by the chimney effect.
5 0 ReplyMaybe a fireplace is a better example, since a wood stove is more sealed off from the room it's in. I'll have to read about the chimney effect.
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Into your blood
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Why do they design it so that they have to crawl through a pool of freezing water to get in or out?
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