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Zumbi Steffens, eu pensava muito em usar uma versão compacta assim para chuveiros externos.
Viu que este termina com um vidro por cima da moldura? O vidro deve colaborar bastante, ele deixa a luz entrar para aquecer o tubo e prende o calor lá dentro, com certeza aumenta a eficiência
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I’m going to try this for my pool, can’t see why it wouldn’t work to help heat it, much easier than the bubble cover. Great idea!
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If all you care about is water for showering, just leave a full hose in the sun for a few hours – when we were kids, we’d fight over who got the hose first to rinse off coming back from the beach.
Reply Or use one of those black plastic shower bags. Probably les $$ than the supplies for this.
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I have built a few of these over the years using black tubing like the kind used in drip irrigation systems. One I used camping for a shower system. I also used to build a hot water heater with copper tubing that I could stick into the campfire for dishes and such.
Reply I have built a few of these over the years using black tubing like the kind used in drip irrigation systems. One I used camping for a shower system. I also used to build a hot water heater with copper tubing that I could stick into the campfire for dishes and such.
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Ecosnippets always posts the most amazing diy !! Too bad I haven’t gathered the courage yet to try one of them
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Cameron Carey this looks like a good project for you and the boys! Heat the pool!
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I did this and worked brilliant… only issue was no heat regulator so i also had to have a cold water connection to mix the hot water and cold water…
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