A ideia inicial era um chuveiro. Estas coisas, não sendo de plástico, são caras e requerem fixação com cimento. Como não quero nada definitivo para já e os meus pais tinham guardado uma banheira velha a pensar num bebedouro para animais, zás! Continuo a achar uma banheira bem mais confortável para tomar banho que um chuveiro.
Construção
Andei a retirar ferrugem por baixo com uma rebarbadora, e por dentro, deixei actuar uma mistura de bicarbonato de sódio com vinagre. Equacionei muito a aplicação de um revestimento interior mas depois de muito ler, os malefícios da toxicidade destes produtos são demais. Prefiro uns pontinhos de ferrugem. Por baixo, pintei-a com um vermelho metalizado que o meu pai tinha lá para carros. Ficou com pinta de Ferrari. Gostava de adaptar uns pés mas iria danificar o fundo. Assim, fiz um suporte de madeira que me fez puxar pela cabeça e deu-me grande gozo. Comprei e apliquei um sifão e a este, liguei um tubo que sairia para fora da casa para escoar a água.
Utillização
Tudo bom. Tudo gostoso.Com cerca de 15 litros de água (5 dos quais a ferver) tomo banho como bem aprendi na Tailândia. Cerca de 40% para me molhar, 50% para me enxaguar e 10% para enxaguar a luva e passar a banheira por água. Vai-se optimizando a coisa reutilizando a água para lavar a cabeça e os braços. Inicialmente, quando ia às piscinas e tomava um duche a sério, sabia-me a tudo. Mas agora, no verão, é-me igual. É só mais um duche.
Melhorias
Água corrente: a canalização está feita, o sistema de aquecimento em progresso. Tratamento das águas cinzas: Apesar de não utilizar produtos com muitos químicos, umas plantas de folhas largas na zona de desaguamento, garantem uma melhor limpeza do solo.
Com tanto aviso do meu pai em relação ao espaço necessário para o sifão, o suporte ficou um pouco alto (até para mim!) Mas ele redimiu-se de pronto e com paletes fez um estrado para colocar debaixo do tapete ao lado da banheira.
Custo
Sifão (11€), madeira e parafusos do suporte (25€)
Sucesso
★★★★★ Tchanran!!
The initial idea was a shower. But these things, whrn not being made out of plastic, are expensive and require cement fixation. Since I don't want anything definitive now, and my parents had kept an old bathtub thinking of animals to drink water, zás! I still find a bathtub much more comfortable to bathe than a shower.
Making
I started to remove the rust underneath with a grinder, and inside, I let a mixture of baking soda and vinegar for a while. I thought much about the application of an inner coating but after much reading, the harmful effects of the toxicity of these products are too much. I prefer a few rust spots. Underneath, I painted it with a metallic red paint that my father had there for cars. It looked like a Ferrari. I would like to adapt feet to it but it would damage the bottom. So I made a wooden stand that made me think hard and gave me great joy. I bought and applied a siphon and to this, I connected a pipe that would come out of the house to drain the water.
Use
Everything good , everything perfect.With about 15 liters of water (5 of which boiling) I bathe as I've learned in Thailand. About 40% to get wet, 50% to rinse and 10% to rinse the glove and the bathtub.I could optimized the process by reusing the water to wash the head and arms. Initially, when I went to the swimming pool and took a serious shower, it tasted like everything. But now, in the summer, I don't care. It's just another shower.
Improvements
Running water: the plumbing is done, the heating system in progress. Treatment of gray waters: Although I'm not using products with many chemicals, broad-leaved plants in the dewatering zone, ensure a better cleaning of the soil.
With so much notice from my father about the space required for the siphon, the support got a bit high (even for me!) But he redeemed himself at once and with a pallet he made a dais to put under the rug by the tub.
Cost
Siphon (11 €), stand's wood and screws (25 €)
Success
★★★★★ Tchanran!!
The initial idea was a shower. But these things, whrn not being made out of plastic, are expensive and require cement fixation. Since I don't want anything definitive now, and my parents had kept an old bathtub thinking of animals to drink water, zás! I still find a bathtub much more comfortable to bathe than a shower.
Making
I started to remove the rust underneath with a grinder, and inside, I let a mixture of baking soda and vinegar for a while. I thought much about the application of an inner coating but after much reading, the harmful effects of the toxicity of these products are too much. I prefer a few rust spots. Underneath, I painted it with a metallic red paint that my father had there for cars. It looked like a Ferrari. I would like to adapt feet to it but it would damage the bottom. So I made a wooden stand that made me think hard and gave me great joy. I bought and applied a siphon and to this, I connected a pipe that would come out of the house to drain the water.
Use
Everything good , everything perfect.With about 15 liters of water (5 of which boiling) I bathe as I've learned in Thailand. About 40% to get wet, 50% to rinse and 10% to rinse the glove and the bathtub.I could optimized the process by reusing the water to wash the head and arms. Initially, when I went to the swimming pool and took a serious shower, it tasted like everything. But now, in the summer, I don't care. It's just another shower.
Running water: the plumbing is done, the heating system in progress. Treatment of gray waters: Although I'm not using products with many chemicals, broad-leaved plants in the dewatering zone, ensure a better cleaning of the soil.
With so much notice from my father about the space required for the siphon, the support got a bit high (even for me!) But he redeemed himself at once and with a pallet he made a dais to put under the rug by the tub.
Cost
Siphon (11 €), stand's wood and screws (25 €)
Success
★★★★★ Tchanran!!
Espetáculo Carlitos!!
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