Judith, I have a friend from Australia that is excited about solar water. She says you can make a solar water heater easily and with easy to obtain materials. And that it can deliver water near to the boiling point even in the deep winter. I must confess with so many things to plan and prepare, I've pushed this topic to the back-burner. It may have even fallen off the stove a couple of times, only to be put back on by my friend. ;) Considering the effort she has gone through to educate me, I should go back and find those emails from her, and see if I can put together some information to get you started on the solar path.
Has anyone used an on demand water heater to heat a hot tub? Would this be wildly impractical? I would love to have an outdoor water feature where I could soak but am not up to figuring out solar or anything like that.
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