Heat pump is not compatible with a water-bearing fireplace

I assume anyone who stores that much vegetables/fruit and gets wood for free has farmers in the family? Can't they store the stuff at their place and you pick up 5 kilos once a week? Or build an outside cellar. Has anyone done that here, there's also a thread about it, but I forgot who. was that you?

I assume that anyone who stores that much vegetables/fruit and gets wood for free must have farmers in the family? Can't they store the stuff themselves and you pick up 5 kilos once a week? Or build an outside cellar. Someone here did that, there's also a thread about it, but I forgot who.
was that you?

The outside cellar is an idea. Thanks, I'll look into it.

By the way, it was
https://www.hausbau-forum.de/threads/wir-planen-einen-erdkeller-fuer-gemuese-kartoffeln-und-so-weiter.43151/

That's why the window is constantly open, but it's still too warm...

Help! We don't have a window in the pantry at all :eek: What do we do now?! The 65 kWh per day are becoming a real concern.

No, it wasn’t me. I store my potatoes in the old above-ground cellar and the apples in the garage. Potatoes and apples cannot be stored together. Preserves are kept in the attic. Potatoes in that quantity cannot be stored in a pantry in the new building. They don’t really like cold concrete cellars from the 60s to the beginning of the Energy Saving Ordinance. The storage issue should actually have been known beforehand.

The storage problem should actually have been known beforehand.

Honestly, I have to bite my tongue so often when people freely acquire things that simply don’t fit their situation. Sure, I grew up in a 1950s house where we had a potato bin in the pantry cellar and the potatoes would last for months there. But you couldn’t store anything else there, especially nothing that could rust.

And once again, I have to say: energy is still way too cheap. If we continue to do such absurd things (or rather, can afford them) like the slavish bundling of heat and air, then I have to say: for some people, the kWh must cost at least 30 euros (and I mean every form of energy!) so that people will actually think about how sensible what they are doing really is.