About the greenhouse
It’s been almost 4 months since I started to add water from the rainwater tanks into the pool, found a leak, and then pumped about 1,500 gallons back to the rainwater tanks, leaving about 5,000 gallons in the pool. And there it has sat while waiting about a month for delivery of the right materials to fix the leak and now for ‘muscle’ to manipulate … Continue reading Managing the Pool Water Quality
My greenhouse-enclosed tiny home also has a swimming pool. Getting it right is harder than it looks. Continue reading Intro to the Pool
An update as we move into spring – last week it was sunny for a few days in a row with outside highs in the 40s/maybe low 50s, inside the greenhouse has been in the 70s and up to 80 F. I had all the house doors and windows open for a few hours. At 80F I opened the ridge vents to cool the greenhouse … Continue reading Temperature Update
Mold is a living organism and, therefore, has conditions needed to support that life. So before committing to the time, money, and effort to build a greenhouse-enclosed home, I researched the potential for mold in the home. Once I knew what conditions mold needed to grow, I could try to find ways to maintain the home’s environment in such a way that it did not … Continue reading Mold Watch – February ’23
Mold is a living organism and, therefore, has conditions needed to support that life. So before committing to the time, money, and effort to build a greenhouse-enclosed home, I researched the potential for mold in the home. Once I knew what conditions mold needed to grow, I could try to find ways to maintain the home’s environment in such a way that it did not … Continue reading Mold Watch – January ’23
