I’m so happy that you’re posting now. I was just reading about the new eruption online and stopped to click over here. Watching your video now. Edit: Thank you so much for this update. It was very helpful. So many crazy things happening in the world at the same time. I hope everyone’s hot water is restored and the volcano settles down soon. Stay safe!
Wow! I always learn so much from your take on things. Aside from info on the eruption, the fact that Iceland actually uses the “naturally occurring” hot water for heating, etc. is something I never heard of. Thanks for the info. Take good care!
Thank you for your updates. Please stay safe and I hope the people who live in the area are safe. I remember when I was there about the hot water, both for washing and heating.
Thanks Jewel for this valuable information. Praying for the safety of the people of Iceland, specifically in the areas that might lose hot water . Stay safe and God bless...
I have been following the volcanic eruptions in America "watching" a foreign news source. You are correct about the media embellishments! Stay safe. Shout out to all of the Emergency Services workers. (Your Icelandic is getting better 😊).
Thx, you are amazing in this tense time. Your information really helps. Take care, stay safe, & keep us informed in your charming & we'll done manner. Again thank you.
Hello, Can you provide more information on how Iceland uses the naturally occurring heated water to heat homes? And, how are people affected by the lack of hot water heating their homes?
Electric and gas heaters but they are asking people to limit their electric heaters to one per home so they don't overload the electric grid and of course asking people to use caution if they have gas heaters
@@AllThingsIceland I'm happy to hear that :) Have the others got an alternative back up options? Emersion heaters? Power generators, or is there any way to switch to a different power plant?
@@cloverfield911People have electric or gas heaters, but the electricity system is not quite up to everyone filling their houses with electric heaters so it is going to get cold for most though not freezing. The geothermal heating is good and dirt cheap so usually people have very warm houses even during the coldest weather but now they are going to have to do with English winter house temperatures for a couple of days.
I’m watching a live cam right before noon Pacific on Feb 8, and it’s not stopped. That’s an hour after you posted this comment. 🤔 Where are you seeing that it’s over?
