Electricity consumption front?

Strawberry_Production · Nov 20, 2021

Hi!

Been planning a grow op that'll consume around 6600kwh per month.

What are some manufacturing or business ventures that have a monthly demand in this range.

zzyx · Nov 20, 2021

Growing weed. :eyesmoke:

TheWholeTruth · Nov 20, 2021

Maybe a laundry, depending on how many machines are running

zzyx · Nov 20, 2021

TheWholeTruth said:
Maybe a laundry, depending on how many machines are running

Lol, no laundry machines will be running.

zzyx · Nov 20, 2021

So, I’m guessing this will be an illegal op and you are looking for cover. A Chinese laundry of sorts.

Strawberry_Production · Nov 20, 2021

zzyx said:
So, I’m guessing this will be an illegal op and you are looking for cover. A Chinese laundry of sorts.

TheWholeTruth · Nov 20, 2021

zzyx said:
Lol, no laundry machines will be running.

Ssshh ther not supposed to know that. Lol
I guess it would be a good cover story cuz washing machines eat a lot of electric.

zzyx · Nov 20, 2021

TheWholeTruth said:
Ssshh ther not supposed to know that. Lol
I guess it would be a good cover story cuz washing machines eat a lot of electric.

Odor control is going to be his Achilles heal.

zzyx · Nov 20, 2021

Also, disposing of all the filters is gonna be an issue. Not like you can put them in your dumpster in hostile territory.

Strawberry_Production · Nov 20, 2021

zzyx said:
Odor control is going to be his Achilles heal.

I thought so too!
But having a sealed room that exhausts cyclically and carbon scrubbers do the job really well!

I've been looking into exhausting the entire grow space through an ozone space as an alternative also

Strawberry_Production · Nov 20, 2021

zzyx said:
Also, disposing of all the filters is gonna be an issue. Not like you can put them in your dumpster in hostile territory.

Leaf mulcher and filled in a compost pile

Lenin1917 · Nov 21, 2021

As long as the bills payed the electric company doesn’t care. People have really energy intensive hobbies these days. Just tell em you’re mining crypto if anyone asks.

go go kid · Nov 21, 2021

id sugest starting off slowly and building up if your concerned about an abrupt increase in energy useage

Strawberry_Production · Nov 21, 2021

Lenin1917 said:
As long as the bills payed the electric company doesn’t care. People have really energy intensive hobbies these days. Just tell em you’re mining crypto if anyone asks.

Yes!

That's an option

lusidghost · Nov 21, 2021

Woodworking.

lusidghost · Nov 21, 2021

zzyx said:
Also, disposing of all the filters is gonna be an issue. Not like you can put them in your dumpster in hostile territory.

You take them to the dump with a bunch of non assuming garbage.

lusidghost · Nov 21, 2021

Also chop up your stalks and branches when you harvest. If you let them dry out first they become rock hard, bag ripping, space gobbling jerks. If you chop them into foot long branchless pieces they are super easy to dispose of.

Strawberry_Production · Nov 21, 2021

lusidghost said:
Also chop up your stalks and branches when you harvest. If you let them dry out first they become rock hard, bag ripping, space gobbling jerks. If you chop them into foot long branchless pieces they are super easy to dispose of.

I'm using a chaff cutter that does the job nicely and makes wood chips

oill · Nov 21, 2021

zzyx said:
Also, disposing of all the filters is gonna be an issue. Not like you can put them in your dumpster in hostile territory.

You dismantle them

lusidghost · Nov 21, 2021

Strawberry_Production said:
I'm using a chaff cutter that does the job nicely and makes wood chips

I've been thinking about investing in one of those. Just a little one would be all I needed.

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