If you’re not planning to eat the resultant broth, you may as well go sous vide; then there’s no flavor dilution.

Wouldn’t it be more efficient to pass the cold dry air back over the hot side heat exchanger to increase its moisture caring capacity before blowing it at the glass?

You know like a dehumidifier?

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But it does the same at simmer, as the water temp is basically the same. Boiling reduces the total amount of water faster than simmer concentrating the flavor.

Just in case you’re not aware, water boiling and simmering is at the same temp 212f/100c. The difference is how quickly the water evaporates. Just like ice water stays at the freezing point until all the ice is melted

If you’re boiling it’s reducing the water content and concentrating the flavor.

And come with a fixed rental period/duration listed upfront. And pricing to match

I’m guessing the difference is the threshold height for the doors. Easier to get a wheelchair over a low or non-existent threshold

Yeah 1700 barges would be 90gw more than enough

I’ll say it again for emphasis you don’t want to be in the same room or building as an ozone generator. It has been linked to lung cancer

Not uncommon to find available to buy just uncommon that they are actually bought/installed. The retrofit options are vastly cheaper and mean you don’t have to replace a functioning toilet.

They also make stand alone bidets which would sit next to a toilet, but they’re even less common due to space constraints.

You know who else couldn’t get anyone to come?