"Winston" wrote in message
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Use your refrigerator to dry the air in your house.
Pull the condensate out of the drip pan with a small
positive-displacement pump. Use the resulting distilled
water for plants or to fill your car battery or any
non-critical application like that.

--Winston --Pays for itself 1000x faster than PV cells!

I bought the small thermoelectric dehumidifier from Home Depot to dry
the bathroom after a shower and protect the machine tools in the
basement from rusting, when the outside air is as humid as it is now;
96% and 70F at 6AM with midday highs around 100F.
http://tinyurl.com/cbd3qtw

It costs 0.5 KWH a day to run according to the KAWez. For me that's
$0.07. Today will be its first serious capacity test. So far it's
collected about 50mL of water in half an hour.

jsw