Freedom Residence
Freedom Residence is here because of a desire to become more self-reliant, “go green”, and escape the traditional 9 to 5 life. My journey has led me to a renewed interest in alternative housing. Freedom Residence is all about sharing what I learn about living off the land and becoming more self-sufficient.
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Hi, my name is David Jones, but my friends call me “Trigger”. I’m a huge fan of alternative living arrangements and the many ways people are escaping the 9 to 5 grind. Whether it’s van dwelling or homesteading, if it allows for more freedom in your life then I’m all ears!
I’ve been exploring different aspects of this lifestyle for over three years now and have learned so much. From solar power to worm farming, if there’s something out there that helps us live differently – I want to know about it!
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Can You Bury Your Propane Tank In Florida?
Each state has its own guiding rules regarding propane tank installation. Different code requirements apply for different sizes of tanks too. We sought to know which of the two techniques works best. We talked to professional propane tank installers and tank manufacturers to uncover what they would expertly recommend. Besides that, we sought to understand…

Filling A Propane Tank That’s Not Quite Empty: What You Need To Know
You should fill a tank when they are empty. However, it depends on what the tank holds. No one wants to be caught off guard by running out of essentials. We had to talk to propane experts to appreciate the capacity rules and propane refilling guidelines. We first visited refilling stations to understand the laws…

The Reason Why Propane Tanks Get Cold
Propane tanks get cold, and there is a good reason behind this. This happens in winter and causes problems since the gas may not work correctly. We visited propane tank manufacturers to understand this phenomenon better. Our goal was to uncover the relationship between the gas, the tank material, and the cooling process. We learned…

Do Propane Tank Gauges Go Bad? How To Know When You Need A New One
A propane tank gauge is a device that measures the pressure or temperature inside a tank filled with liquid propane. Propane is a highly combustible gas with countless uses in residential, commercial, and industrial settings, from heating homes to cooking food. All these processes require us to monitor the amount of propane stored and used…

Will An Overfilled Propane Tank Leak?
A propane tank may be filled with excess gas, which may pose some dangers. Being aware of those dangers is key to keeping yourself and your family safe around propane tanks. During my research, I interviewed the staff at a propane filling station; safety is their top priority. They informed me of propane tanks’ safety…

Propane Tank Making A Ticking Noise? A Guide To Propane Tank Noises
Gas-powered items can make some unusual noises. Is a propane tank supposed to make a clicking sound? We’ll discuss what sounds your propane tank can make -especially regarding clicking, and what you should do about it. Related Article! Propane Tank Whistling Noise: What’s Normal And When To Run! What kind of clicking is bad within…

The 8 Best And Worst States For Buying Cheap Hunting Land
Buying a hunting land gives you the freedom to hunt effectively. So, what are the 8 best and worst states to buy cheap hunting land? Even though most individuals believe that recreational land has a high risk in terms of return on investment, it presents an excellent way to invest if you do it in…

Is It Safe To Leave A Propane Tank In The Car?
Traveling grills might wonder about propane tank safety. Should you keep a propane tank sitting in your vehicle? Most people who head to the hardware store or gas station to pick up a tank of propane will have to put the propane tank in a vehicle at some point. With that said, storing your propane…

Will Too Much Heat Make A Propane Tank Explode? Answered!
Propane is a product of naturally occurring gas and oil processing and refining. It is also a highly flammable gas that can easily be a fire hazard. We talked to industry experts to understand the propane gas and tank. We also researched secondary sources such as books and publications to learn more about propane gas…