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As I'm sure your aware heating your home or pool today is very, very expensive. It really can make it difficult to enjoy using your pool when you actually calculate out what it is costing you to run using a traditional gas, oil or electric based heating system. Lets face it, no one enjoys using a cold pool, so what other options are available to generate pool heat? The Benefits Of Solar Blankets For Pools The best idea is to start a fresh, forget the 'traditional' way of getting heat into your pool water, and lets look to cheaper and greener ways to get our pools to a nice ambient temperature pretty much all year round. Currently you almost definitely have a standard pool cover set-up. Your pool cover also probably does a good job of keeping debris out the pool, and keeping some of the heat in. But wouldn't it be great if your pool blanket could keep even more heat in the pool, but also capture solar energy into the pool, that's exactly what a solar blanket can do for your pool. The solar blanket has an appearance very similar to that of a very large section of bubble wrap. Made from heavy duty clear plastic with air pockets, solar energy is let through to heat the water, but the air pockets act as excellent insulators to keep that heat in the water. To get even more heat into the water a solar water heater is needed. Installing A Solar Water Heater For Heat As well as installing a new solar blanket, another option which can really get heat into the pool is to use a solar water heater. The principle of the unit is actually very similar to the principle of the solar blanket, but in a much more compact and concentrated form.
If you click the link above, you will get to see a video of a solar water made form only around $200! This unit can be used to heat your pool, your home, and many other uses. The other massive positive is that they are actually very simple to make, and practically anyone can do so. Even with only a basic experience of DIY you can get the parts you need locally to make your own solar water heater, which will save you thousands each year in heating. |
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