Category Archives: Ecology

How to Build a Still

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For persons who enjoy the process of making their very own beer and other liquor beverages at home, a still is an ideal tool to have. While others buy their own, other would rather to invest their time and energy in making one from their own hands, to know that all their efforts went in the entire process, from making the still to making the liquor. Even though in some countries this is illegal, countries such as Austria, Italy and New Zealand, can enjoy this without coming in conflict with the law. This article will make that possible by following these instructions. Continue reading →

How to Build a Windmill

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The windmill has been an important part of many lives for many centuries, before the age where they became well advanced. Windmills use the energy from the wind to turn large rotating blades to pump water and grind grains for food. In today’s world, a windmill is now mainly used to generate electrical energy and is becoming even more popular in the general household. This article will show you how you start building a windmill of your very own and start benefiting from the winds energy. Continue reading →

How to Build a Rammed Earth House

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Rammed earth homes are cost efficient and environmentally friendly. Living in a rammed earth house allows natural temperature regulation during the change of seasons, and will consequently save you money on energy bills. The most advantageous factor about rammed earth houses however, is the strength of the structure once it is erected; rammed earth homes will last through many generations without fail. Continue reading →

How to Build a Solar Oven

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In an age where non-renewable energy such as gas is slowly depleting, persons have found innovative ways of doing things we love to do that require large amounts of energy through alternative means. One of these options takes the form of a solar oven which utilizes the suns energy for cooking food. It can be a bit slower than the conventional stove but when used this can greatly reduce your energy bill. The materials are very inexpensive and could prove to be worthwhile in a time of need. Follow the instructions below and you will be on your way to make your own home made solar oven. Continue reading →