This $15 Sand Battery Heats Any Cabin All Winter on 2 Hours of Sunlight

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  @AmericanHistory10 · 1 month ago

  I’d love to see a detailed build plan for this. Having the exact dimensions and materials would make a project like this much easier to try.

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• ML

  @mlang3066 · 1 month ago

  You could earn an additional income if you would create a” how to Manuel “ for us to purchase so we could have this knowledge in our hands. We could then either build it ourselves or hire someone to build it for us. as I’m a 73 yr old Widow and cannot do this. Wish my husband knew of this process when he was alive, he was a carpenter/ electrician, plumber, Jack of all trades. He would have loved to build this concept.

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• ED

  @EdMaki-t9r · 4 months ago

  If there is a set of plans And there was a way to acquire them, that would be fantastic.

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• TO

  @TonyL-gw4qx · 3 months ago

  In Nebraska and making one in the next week for myself and each adult child ! &nbsp;<br>Thanks !!

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• GL

  @glassblastcollision · 4 months ago

  If you don&apos;t want to waste the heat in the summer and you still like to give it a job you can bury a 4 inch pipe in the sand at the top of the heat sink box and allow it to circulate through your electric or gas clothes dryer set on no heat / tumble mode. This is for those who still like to use a dryer in the summer if they don&apos;t use a clothes line.

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• RO

  @rosemarie9656 · 1 month ago

  This looks amazing. We built a 11x13 greenhouse last summer from a kit last summer. I wintered over my dwarf citrus trees in it. Despite caulking every leaking spot I could find, it cost nearly $500 to heat it for each of the coldest months of winter. That makes for very expensive oranges and lemons! I would love to have more guidance on the sand battery. I live in PA outside of Pittsburgh, close to Amish communities.

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• CJ

  @cjmann3033 · 2 weeks ago

  I am in NE Ohio, 76 yrs old, still working full time. I am extremely impressed. Will see who can help me build one!

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• PE

  @PeanutsWoods · 6 days ago

  I am so happy to find this video. I need a back up source of heat in winter in Maine. I&apos;ve almost been killed by propane 2x so that&apos;s not an option for me. Wood stove is too much work and dangerous in my tiny cabin built off pine. I&apos;ve seen lots of ideas but this seems to be the best yet that truly seems attainable with some help from a friend who can build etc. Thank you!❤

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  @RobertPerry-k5m · 2 weeks ago

  I have been looking for ways to decrease my carbon footprint for a long time. THANK YOU!!!

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• CA

  @carmenmarialinne702 · 2 months ago

  Great information. I live in Cincinnati and we visit Holmes county Ohio many times a year. I am 75 and hope to build a Sand Battery . Thank you for instructing me us.

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• DE

  @debragrubbs1038 · 4 months ago

  This amazing… I’m 68 years old and not able to build this but I &nbsp;love this knowledge to know how to build… maybe one day I will have to use this information

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• DA

  @danielkirk564 · 1 month ago

  The Amish having these, surprised me mostly... &nbsp;I have Amish neighbors in Chester County<br>We gotta get this

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