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RICHARD AND RACHEL live in a converted school bus they bought for $3,000, and decked out with solar panels and a compost toilet.
It has no shower and nowhere to wash dishes, but costs them just $100 to live in, and it features the first solar fridge-freezer, developed by a company founded by NASA scientists.
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Richard and Rachel show us around their mobile home, and give some excellent lessons in space-saving:
Tuesday 19 November, 2024
Tuesday 19 November, 2024
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VIDEO: Living on a bus, living on an old school bus
RICHARD AND RACHEL live in a converted school bus they bought for $3,000, and decked out with solar panels and a compost toilet.
It has no shower and nowhere to wash dishes, but costs them just $100 to live in, and it features the first solar fridge-freezer, developed by a company founded by NASA scientists.
Richard and Rachel show us around their mobile home, and give some excellent lessons in space-saving:
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