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by Remundo » 14/01/08, 14:58

To clarify even more, I believe that the clouds themselves have a contradictory effect on global warming because, on the one hand, they reflect direct solar radiation (good for limiting global warming), but they also prevent terrestrial radiation from block in space (bad), and their water molecules are particularly absorbing infrared, because yes, water vapor is a greenhouse gas !!!

These earthy rays rise and are partially sent back to earth.

Even on this issue of cloud action, there is controversy ... so find out if there will be more or less : Lol:
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by Chatham » 14/01/08, 15:01

Gregconstruct wrote:We are seeing more and more advertising for low temperature detergents.

If it is true that it saves energy, are these detergents really ecological?

What about the composition of these products to allow washing at such low temperatures?


I've been using liquid detergents bought in organic stores for years and no washing problem at 30-40 ° C (the first steps against it was the m ... that did not wash anything !!!) ... softener: 1 / 2 glass of white vinegar at the same time as the laundry (my water is very calcareous) ...
The secret? Well, you remember the pub on gluttonous enzymes in the 80 years ... well, all the detergents including bio contain (it attacks fat) ...
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by Remundo » 14/01/08, 18:15

When will we wash more green than green? :P
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by Gregconstruct » 14/01/08, 20:04

Chatham wrote: ... softener: 1 / 2 glass of white vinegar at the same time as the laundry (my water is very calcareous) ...


Not stupid that!

At home too the water is very hard!
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by Christine » 14/01/08, 20:36

Yes it works. Vinegar is a real miracle product and since we are in the "escrology" section, we could also talk about cleaning products.
Vinegar for example perfectly replaces anti-limescale. Be careful though with dark linen because it has a whitening action that can make them disgorge. But you can take advantage of this feature to lighten and clean dirty wood furniture without going through the pollutant and expensive product box.
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by Arthur_64 » 14/01/08, 20:43

In addition, adding baking soda (again a miracle and non-polluting product) directly into the laundry can improve the effectiveness of laundry, whatever it is.

Personally, I use a laundry liquid laundry with Marseille soap 30 °, under dosing (about 25 mL / lye, one-third of the minimum recommendation of the laundry) and it washes very well (for example even a trace of marker for moron (uh indelible) I think that the recommendations of the laundry correspond to the emirs who bathe in the oil and want to wash their white djellaba ... How to push for consumption!

The softener is banned at home for the benefit of white vinegar, and I never had a problem with black fabrics.
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by Gregconstruct » 14/01/08, 21:10

I knew vinegar to decalcarize but I never thought of using it as a softener.

You do not use anti-limestone in this case ???
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by Remundo » 15/01/08, 11:12

What, you do not use Calgon with every wash :?: : Cheesy:

The washing machines last longer with Calg ... uh, no ... the vinegar :D

It is true that its acidity and water could dissolve calcium carbonate CaCO3 (limestone), Ca2 + and carbonic acid (2H + CO3 2-), and thus limit the scale of limestone ...

Now, I do not know if it's very good for laundry :P , in small quantities, it must pass ...

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by Targol » 15/01/08, 15:13

Decidedly, this subject is particularly conducive to skidding and HS of all kinds ....

To return to the initial info:
Christophe wrote:A political example of escrology:

Pinocchio du Port: the UMP candidate in the next municipal elections ...

Patrick Bodzen, UMP candidate in the upcoming municipal elections at the Port, intends to make the fight against pollution one of his battlehors by proposing "the construction of a nuclear power station" in Reunion!
(...)
The Greens Meeting


http://www.temoignages.re/article.php3?id_article=26828


I'm not going to restart the debate or take arguments arguments mentioned but just add 2 points:
  • The meeting is a volcanic island, and right now (and if I do not say bullshit), no power plant manufacturer is able to guarantee an earthquake resistant construction that is able to withstand strong earthquakes (up to 'to 7 on the Richter scale - more informations)
  • The waste can not be reprocessed on site. It should therefore be transported by boat to the metropolis ...


Otherwise, to denounce another so-called green scam: heat pumps (especially air-air) which are little more than reversible clims whose trade name has been changed to stick with the times.
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by Remundo » 15/01/08, 18:03

Thank you Targol for this refocus very relevant, too bad for my joke : Cry:

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