Yea the wall outlet ground ties to the rest of your homes electrical, so there is interference on that ground line. The ideal way to run your grounding mat is to run a line to a separate grounding spike that is dedicated for your grounding mat.
I wouldn't be looking at stevia as a safe alternative. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=En1ouVGLv90
- the government prints money out of thin air, so they'll never go bankrupt until people stop accepting USD as payment.
- they printed another like $2T to bail out the banks by swapping treasuries a couple weeks ago. they bought low yield treasuries at their face value and gave banks new treasuries at current interest rates - I believe.. so $25b from the FDIC is irrelevant. Yellen said the USA will backstop all deposits at all major financial institutions, thus making the FDIC irrelevant.
- media won't bring this up because the strength of the usd is only from the belief people have in it...it's not backed by gold or silver... So the media will do everything to make people believe the usd is still solid and has value, because if everyone believes it, then in a way it does.
Terrible advice to stop eating meat. Cut out vegetables and eat lots of ruminate meat. 1lb per 100lbs of body weight per day. Meat w/ saturated fat should be your main eating goal in the day. Add in fruit, raw dairy and honey. You will be at peak physical performance.
Yea, runs on gas or propane. You get more power out of the gas than propane, but propane stores better than gas. I think this is it: https://www.costco.ca/champion-9375-watt-dual-fuel-portable-generator-with-electric-start.product.4000137663.html
Yes they usually have standard plugs, and can also have "RV" style high watt plugs. You need to figure out where you're going to run the generator (exhaust fumes) and make sure you have a long enough set of cords and that the cords can handle the draw.
I'm not even sure to be honest with you. I got it from Costco, which was best value at the time and it's sat in the box since then. It's a dual fuel generator and can handle my freezers. I figure I'd only need to run on each freezer a couple hours per day and I've got enough fuel on hand for a couple weeks. The next step for me would be investing in more propane so that I have enough fuel to match the amount of time it would take me to eat the meat.
I buy 4 full cows per year and keep them in 2x 25cuft chest freezers. You can easily fit a quarter cow into a 5cuft, but get bigger. You get incrementally more freezer space for less money. I'd say for sure to get 10cuft, but would say even 14-15 is good..if you are organized in how you put stuff in there you will know where things are and won't be digging for it. Don't get an upright freezer like some are suggesting..more money and less space. I'd use an upright freezer if I was storing "normal" stuff like chicken fingers and ice cream. I hope this helps.
Can confirm. Raw milk is illegal in Canada... But raw milk for pets isn't, so that's how we get it.