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[–] Glenn007 ago 

I don't ever want to live where there is this much snow on the roof

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[–] TeranNotTerran 0 points 1 point (+1|-0) ago 

That snow is a great insulator, but bad if the roof is not watertight, or if it collapses on someone. I wonder if there are roofs designed with "snow catches", maybe also like a rain channel. So maybe three feet perpendicular from the roof sticking out, in theory good for holding back three feet of snow.

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[–] TheAntiZealot ago 

My thoughts, exactly.

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[–] mAgm3dov 1 point -1 points (+0|-1) ago 

lol where i can buy this device? :D

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[–] toastychicken 1 point -1 points (+0|-1) ago 

This is the price we pay for those picture-perfect Christmas photo opportunities.

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[–] RustyEquipment ago 

the trick is finding your pants afterwards

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[–] blumen4alles 0 points 1 point (+1|-0) ago 

I think there are small wheels on each corner so it doesn't scrape, but you are right if those shingles are not laying perfectly flat, if it catches even just a little bit...

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[–] Ejfislkej 1 point 1 point (+2|-1) ago 

If only we could remove shit from ourselves like this.

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[–] 14715045? ago 

Get an Asian style bidet shower. It's a lot nicer than smearing shit around your asshole with wads of paper.

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[–] Ejfislkej ago 

Straight up!

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[–] bourbonexpert ago 

Yeah I’ve been thinking about getting some low temp heating coils to prevent heavy ice buildup on my patio...I gotta get some visqueen for the windows too.

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[–] blumen4alles ago 

To melt snow and ice you need about 40-50 W/sqft. With something like a patio you would probably be best off with a radiant heater (electric or gas). That way you could mount it for the season and store it when not in use. Would also feel really nice to stand under.

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