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The Conjoined Villas on The Tree

Jun 18, 2015

What's the difference between a good dream and a bad dream? To Foster Huntington, the biggest difference is to do and not to do! Huntington's execution is very strong, for the idea, he spent 12 months to achieve it, the final effect is ...

Tags: Villas, Construction

CFDA Found Bacteria in Purified Drinking Water

Dec 9, 2014

The China Food and Drug Administration (CFDA) has found that around a quarter of purified drinking water in the country is contaminated with excessive levels of bacteria. The Shanghai Daily newspaper reported that bacteria was found ...

Tags: Purified Drinking Water, CFDA

Coffee Alarm Clock

Oct 6, 2014

Coffee alarm clock, do you have seen it yet? Now to introduce it to you, it can call you get up with cooking coffee! The coffee alarm clock can boil water through the method of the automatic induction heating. There are some small steel ...

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Top Five Uses of an Empty Glass Bottle

Feb 28, 2014

As maddening as it is to see litter and other castoff remains of modern civilization in the wild, certain items can be can be a welcome find in a survival situation. One of the most enduring and useful trash items is the beer bottle, which ...

Tags: Glass Beer Bottles, Glass Blade

There Are Different Kinds of Sauna

Jul 26, 2013

Modern saunas Under many circumstances, temperatures approaching and exceeding 100 °C (212 °F) would be completely intolerable. Saunas overcome this problem by controlling the humidity. The hottest Finnish saunas have relatively ...

Tags: sauna, sauna room

Pricing and Availability for The Panasonic's New Breakfast Collection

May 15, 2013

Panasonic, a leader in technology for the home, today announced pricing and availability for the company's new Breakfast Collection, a range of small kitchen appliances including a toaster, coffee maker and kettle. Featuring bold and ...

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The History of Cooking Vessels Before The Development of Pottery Is Minimal

May 6, 2013

The history of cooking vessels before the development of pottery is minimal due to the limited archaeological evidence. The earliest pottery vessels, dating from 19,2000–20,000 BP, were discovered in Xianrendong Cave, Jiangxi, China. ...

Tags: Cookware, bakeware

Most People Think It Too Simple to Make Tea

Apr 17, 2013

Most people think it too simple to make tea, just prepare tea ware and water, then the tea can be drunk after boil water. However, it is quite a skill to make good tea. It can be achieved according to the different features of different ...

Tags: Chinese Tea, Brewing Guidance

UEA Scientists Have Undertaken an POU800,000 Research Project to Replicate Photosynthesis

Jan 22, 2013

University of East Anglia scientists have undertaken an £800,000 research project to artificially replicate photosynthesis - the process by which plants transform sunlight into energy to help them grow. The energy created will be ...

Tags: photosynthesis, power vehicles, solar energy

Floods Can Contaminate The Water You Drink, Making a Bad Situation Worse

Jan 14, 2013

Floods can contaminate the water you drink, making a bad situation worse. Obviously, the simplest step is using bottled water if you can. If that's not available, follow this advice from the U.S. Department of Agriculture: If you don't ...

Tags: clean water, flood, bottled water, boil water

The Mapalerter.Com System Is a Free Service for People

Dec 20, 2012

The MapAlerter.com system is a free service for people who want to receive important service alerts from their local authority by text message, email, landline and social media, including Facebook and Twitter. The service has already been ...

Tags: MapAlerter, text message, social media, online service

Many Households Are Making Is Buying and Using Energy Efficient Kitchen Appliances

Apr 1, 2012

Using environmentally friendly cleaning products, recycling and using biodegradable bin liners are just a few ways families are going green in the kitchen. However one of the most important, and significant changes many households are ...

Tags: News Update, Industry Trends, Kitchen Appliances

A Wind Turbine Operates on Simple Mechanical and Electromagnetic Principles

Mar 31, 2012

A wind turbine operates on simple mechanical and electromagnetic principles that have been known to mankind for about 200 years. The mechanical principles have been in use for far longer than the electromagnetic ones. A wind turbine ...

Tags: Industry Knowledge, Learning Center, Wind Generator

The Mechanics of a Tube Heat Exchanger Are Fascinating

Dec 15, 2011

The mechanics of a tube heat exchanger are fascinating because of the simplicity, especially when considering how imperative the process is for certain types of machines. For example, nuclear power plants depend on the large heat exchangers ...

Tags: Industry Knowledge, Learning Center, Heat Exchanger

The Kitchen Has Long Been a Focus of Forward-Thinking Product Engineers and Manufacturers

Dec 12, 2011

As the most utilized and action-packed room in the home, the kitchen has long been a focus of forward-thinking product engineers and manufacturers. The latest appliance innovations on the market include induction cooktops that can boil ...

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