Iwilltry.org Website Review

DIY that pays back dividends. You can do a lot with your own two hands. Will you try? I created IWillTry.org to showcase some of my projects in the hope that others might be inspired to repeat what I’ve done for themselves. The only common theme you’ll find here is a quest for “payback”. In every project, I’m looking for an ongoing benefit dehumidifier Measure the drag coefficient of your car Adjust your Freezer Thermostat Build a heliostat for solar heating and lighting Build a simple solar water heater Build a Solar Attic for Heating, Cooling, and Growing Plants Build a solar hot dog cooker Comparing natural gas vs electric heating Convert from gas to electric space heating Convert your doghouse to a chicken coop Convert your gas hot water tank to electric How many seconds of idling is equivalent to starting your engine Super insulate your hot water tank Turn off the pilot flame of your gas furnace in the summer Two Chest Freezers Are Better Than One Weatherproof your home I love this site so much. I rarely build anything practical (most of what I build is simply art). It’s inspiring to see practical We need people implementing these types of solutions by the billions. A combination of Iwilltry-style-ingenuity, laws, economic-incentives and se*-appeal will do the trick IMHO. I can’t wait for the day that energy-unawareness is equivilent to racial ignorance in the eyes of During the summer I built what I like to call the Green-Green House. See all the wood that was used is from a old porch that was removed from a house and thrown in my woods to eventually fall apart. I was able to rip all the 2 x 8’s into 2 x 3.75 and remove all the nails and build the frame. I have a total of $40.00 in this 8′ x 8′ x 9′ greenhouse. After seeing your instructable on the thermal heat I am going to build the pannel and use the hot water that is generated to run through the greenhouse in a continous loop to warm the greenhouse during the winter. I am also working on a small solar cell pannel to mount on one side of the roof of the greenhouse that will