Well, no, there's a slight distinction from roasting. The convection comes from a fan blowing the hot air around and that active movement removes moisture faster than simply heating it up like what happens during a roast. You really do get crisping.
My drawer full of jalapeños was starting to wilt and a few had mold, so I salvaged what I could and threw them all in. That's all the hunks of green pepper in the picture. Then I added a homemade sauce made from jalapeño vinegar and pineapple juice.
Someone has to do the killing for you. In a firing squad, there's only one person with a real bullet, everyone else gets blanks. Why? Because killing people is bad for us, and by diffusing responsibility it makes the killers feel less horrible about it. But it still eats at them. You know people who work in slaughterhouses are more likely to commit suicide? How do you think executioners feel?
There's different ways to do it iirc. It can either remain as a separate system for hot water or connect directly into the hot water heater and offset the energy costs for running it.
My showers are about three gallons because I'm not actually using my plumbing, I'm using a separate camp shower. It'd be pretty simple to just dump the hot water from the solar heater into the shower bucket in that case.
You seem to think that people who label products containing animal products as "plant-based" should get away with it. Is this not the case? Because if so, you are defending them, because you're essentially saying we should live in a "buyer beware" world and that the customer is to blame for being scammed.
Mealymouthed misleading advertising bullshit should be illegal, corporate advertising freaks who trick consumers with clever labeling tricks should get prison time.
If I didn't live in the woods (and thus mostly in shade all day) I'd totally build a solar hot water heater. I've managed to reduce my showers to about 3 gallons, heating that much up with some black pipes on my roof or driveway would be extremely doable.
Again, if "plant-based" does not mean "made of plants" then it means nothing.
I check the labels of everything I buy, but if I see a product that says it is "plant based" and then look and see non-plant ingredients on the label then I want the people responsible to be punished. You seem to want them to be able to get away with weasel-y mealymouthed marketing bullshit. You're defending scammers and I don't understand why. They should face consequences imo
Half the time our representatives want to kill us.