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From the page: "quite a lot of work, but totally worth it in the end to know that I built a source of free heat that actually works!"
Reviewed by speeva Jul 14, 12:01am ( 55 reviews ) • ecotechdaily.com
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Rated by CajunChefRyan on Oct 30, 5:33am
Great way to heat from solar tech design!
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Rated by alice44 on Sep 26, 11:56am
This is the kind of invention that is going to be part of the solution.
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Rated by fredzena on Sep 26, 3:20am
Living in a cold sunny climate I'm sure I could find some practical application for this too.
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Rated by mountainman3266 on Sep 20, 7:27pm
going to try this on the greenhouse
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Rated by dayrider on Sep 17, 3:36am
A useful project for the family to make for themselves....
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Rated by MaddSeaCow on Jul 14, 8:45pm
This solar heater would be the only heater I would need to survive a Texas winter. If only there was something equally cheap and effective to cool a single room during the summer months.
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Rated by speeva on Jul 14, 12:01am
From the page: "quite a lot of work, but totally worth it in the end to know that I built a source of free heat that actually works!"