40 Acres Off Grid - 7 Hot Shower!

[99cachorro]

why not heat large pans of water on the woodstove, using a saucepan to shower with? works well and heat your house at the same time.

[mountainaire7]

It works great in freezing weather also. When a hard freeze comes, we just shut the upper tank off and drain the pipes to the shower.

[Hermanvogel]

Works great until it Freezes for weeks at a time....

[frankie2234]

keep the vids coming. for those who don't live in Gods country like you, we appreciate the view, and the projects coming.

[Prepper7]

Thank you for the 360 panaround seriously I'm always wondering what surrounding stuff looks like!! haha

[150grnballistictip]

Why not just a solar reflector panel for hot water?

[mountainaire7]

@150grnballistictip How would that heat/steam the sauna?

[juppiejim]

hey me again. i think we may be neighbors. we're 13 miles to pavement also on italian bar road. possible? also have long drive to get there. please try to contact. Tag italian bar road in polaris ranger. near our cabin

[juppiejim]

hey me again. you mentioned 13 miles to pavement, that how far we're from pavement. also we drive 180 miles to get there. try to contact.

[IdaSputum]

Thanks for this series, amazingly inspirational.

[lescar88]

how are you getting water to the top tank?

[mountainaire7]

Pumped from down the hill at our spring-220 deep well pump mounted inside a 1550 tank, ran by a generator.

[cindymarie812]

thanks for the info -- what your doing is really cool.

[frooploop999]

You must be a really smart man for you to be able to think up all this stuff that you have done to your property. we love it and think your a great person. The Kelly girls

[wellingtonsc75]

I've watched all your vids -- great stuff!!! How far are you from a road? How long have you been living off the grid? Thanks.

[mountainaire7]

Thanks! Nearest town, 20 miles...nearest pavement 13. Still not living there permanently...yet!

Lot's of work to still get done such as install a solar array, only have one 120w panel right now. I'm up there as much as I can be!

[wellingtonsc75]

Thanks for the reply. I'm thinking of eventually do something similar. Another question... how far are you from where you live now to your off the grid property? Great stuff.

[mountainaire7]

Sadly, TOO far! LONG drive.