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I was peeing in the toilet a few minutes ago and was wondering, "whats the best way to have taken advantage of my pee's energy". What could I have done to utilize what I just poured into the toilet. Heat? Electricity????
Originally posted by: KingNothing
Install a little water wheel in your toilet.
Originally posted by: PhasmatisNox
Install a heat exchanger to heat the bathroom. You can take advantage of the solid matter's energy too if you install an auger.
Originally posted by: KingNothing
Install a little water wheel in your toilet.
Originally posted by: Philippine Mango
Originally posted by: PhasmatisNox
Install a heat exchanger to heat the bathroom. You can take advantage of the solid matter's energy too if you install an auger.
Would this require "energy"? I'm just thinking of all the things we do every day and how much energy we waste when it could be put to good use. Like that one bicycle light that is powered by you moving the bike, if you could take advantage of the energy from walking or bicycling, we would have tons of energy.
Originally posted by: rh71
pee on a windmill contraption.
Originally posted by: redly
Originally posted by: rh71
pee on a windmill contraption.
better yet, pee in a light socket
Originally posted by: Amol
and leave the seat up, and every time a female comes (god willing), when the put the seat down, it gets MORE ENERGY
Originally posted by: DrPizza
:roll:
How retarded.
But, on the off chance that the OP builds a water wheel on his toilet...
Hey! Here's an idea for you op... *after* you pee into the toilet, scoop it out with a cup, and pour it back through the wheel... over and over and over
Originally posted by: Philippine Mango
Originally posted by: PhasmatisNox
Install a heat exchanger to heat the bathroom. You can take advantage of the solid matter's energy too if you install an auger.
Would this require "energy"? I'm just thinking of all the things we do every day and how much energy we waste when it could be put to good use. Like that one bicycle light that is powered by you moving the bike, if you could take advantage of the energy from walking or bicycling, we would have tons of energy.
Originally posted by: jagec
In that case, it would be much easier to recover the kinetic energy than the thermal energy. That said, the capital costs to install such an energy capture device would be much larger than the market value of the energy recovered, leading to a very low ROI.