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Heating a pool with inexpensive, unglazed plastic solar panels can be a relatively easy and low cost project you can do yourself. Although these black plastic solar panels are less efficient per square foot than high-cost, high-efficiency solar panels, they may require less energy to manufacture and transport than panels using steel, aluminum, glass, or copper. Certainly the heat gain per dollar of investment and ease of installation are compelling benefits. | Heating a pool with inexpensive, unglazed plastic solar panels can be a relatively easy and low cost project you can do yourself. Although these black plastic solar panels are less efficient per square foot than high-cost, high-efficiency solar panels, they may require less energy to manufacture and transport than panels using steel, aluminum, glass, or copper. Certainly the heat gain per dollar of investment and ease of installation are compelling benefits. | ||
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== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
