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If you want to deal with the floating soil buried by rockets, there are better methods:
The game comes with a thermal conductivity board, which is super user-friendly. The heat transfer plate is made in the position of the excavator, and then connected to a U-shaped shape with a water pipe. A section of the water pipe is pulled to the home and used to exchange heat with the air at home. Then, the water pipe bridge is filled with water, and then removed to automatically exchange heat, which does not require electricity.