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These rooms usually house the furnace , washer , dryer , and hot water heater . In
a really well laid - out scheme , all this equipment can be placed in space that is
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These rooms usually house the furnace , washer , dryer , and hot water heater . In
a really well laid - out scheme , all this equipment can be placed in space that is
normally wasted . For instance , in a compact well - insulated house , you won ' t ...
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This solar heater operates by drawing cold air off the floor through low vents ,
warming it in the collector and letting it rise to flow into the house through other ,
high vents . There are several nice features to this design . You can build it easily
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This solar heater operates by drawing cold air off the floor through low vents ,
warming it in the collector and letting it rise to flow into the house through other ,
high vents . There are several nice features to this design . You can build it easily
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HEATERS. by. STEVE. RIDENOUR. Heating water is one of the most practical
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HEATERS. by. STEVE. RIDENOUR. Heating water is one of the most practical
uses of solar energy . Hot water is used ... 300 ( purchased and installed ) , but
could save a family of four about $ 150 per year over an electric water heater and
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| ISBN | 0878571140, 9780878571147 |
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