Lumpenmole

Not sure. Costco, 6 quart. But genuinely, I would much rather have gotten a traditional cooker and an induction burner.

Heat pumps work like this. They pump heat into the ground during hot months, then take some of it back during cold months.

Hear pumps do this, but they pump energy into the ground during hot months to cool the house, then during cold months they pull some of it back.

My bad, the carbon banking would be to clean the atmosphere, being able to burn it is just a side effect.

We could use the excess power to bank carbon, then if we need more power we can burn that same carbon.

Edit: This isn't to be efficient, it's to remove carbon from the atmosphere and reverse global warming. I meant that being able to use it as emergency fuel would just be a perk.

I have an instant pot, and I regret it. Its been 6 years and the thing won't die! I want to switch to a traditional stovetop with an induction burner, but I refuse to do so until this thing is dead. I haven't even had to perform maintenance on it. My parents have had the same one for over a decade and it shows no sign of stopping. I'm worried it may be perfect...

That's a good point. Perhaps I'm looking at this all wrong.

I heard 3GW is gonna have furry Asura

I need to just deal with it and learn how to ride a bike in the snow, because that's the only thing stopping me. But it's so scary!