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Solar Window Heating Panel Plans

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Date: 11/17/2004 Topic: Home Improvement > Heating  
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Here in Colorado they are talking about our ulitilies going up by 25 percent. I don't know about you but I can't afford to pay more to heat my home. I have Fibromyalsia and to get cold can knock me off my feet for days at a time. So my husband and I did a search on the internet for something that was cheap, could be made ourselves and could help out with the heating bills. Here we have a lot of days when we do have sunshine so we thought solar would be the way to go.

We found this web site and it gives very detailed plans for a solar window heater. Now don't freak out, these plans are very easy. With just a few tools and these plans you can heat a room with a solar heater. Of course these need to be south facing rooms but if you are lucky enough to have a south facing house you may be able to really reduce your heating costs.

http://www.mobilehomerepair.com/article17solar.htm

Hope this helps to keep you all toasty warm for the winter.

By Debra in Colorado

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Post By Betty Jackson (Guest Post) (12/18/2004)
Quite interesting. Now I can get the materials to make my own. It certainly will help cut the heating bills. Thanks!


Post By Jeanne3737 (Guest Post) (11/17/2004)
Thank you so very much for the research that you have done.I am going to put them to great use..................STAY WARM !!!!!!!


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