Cheapest Pool Heating ☀️Hack!

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Title	:	Cheapest Pool Heating ☀️Hack!
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Hi there What’s the hose’s diameter? Did you connect the pump directly to the outlet? The pump is for 12v And DC current Do I need to buy a DC source?
Comment from : amil martinez

😉 That’s because women have to do the projects nowadays to get what we want!😂
Comment from : Linden

Can you share the connections you used to hook to mats
Comment from : SR Volleyball

Damyoure pool is dope
Comment from : ram rod

During my entire broadcast I say things like “girl” Because I know that she was watching Very smart :-)
Comment from : DELACREMEDELA

Did these mats lasts? They have lots of angry 1 star reviews
Comment from : Lady T

How did you Connect to the Garden Hoses?brPlease let me know thank you
Comment from : Gustavo Melo

How do you connect the ends to a hose?
Comment from : Gustavo Melo

That pumps currently unavailable what other one would you suggest?
Comment from : Lola Rios Gutierrez

What kind of bladders are these?
Comment from : Lisa Gauthier

I don't get why people don't just turn their vacuum valve a few degrees open, run one end of the hose into it, and the other end in the pool, with all the solar heat in between those 2 hoses No need for another pump
Comment from : Jerry

What are you plugging the 12 volt 54 Amp pump into? Are you using a transformer to plug directly into 110 AC?
Comment from : John French

What state are you located in?
Comment from : Jack Hulme

This looks like a great idea The solar mat link, however, does not work Do you have another link for them?
Comment from : Lesa K

Thank goodness I finally get how it should work Hooked up a couple days ago using products you suggested , a single HQST 100 W 12 V Monocrystaline solar panel powers the pump We live in AZ so we have plenty of sunshine I know nothing of solar and it was but a click in place My pump intake and output is kind of frankensteine'd and having to use super glue to bond the "water solar panels" where the hoses connect as they leaked like crazy where they join together Hopefully will hold it together with out any leakage, any suggestions? ICan you also send the instructions for the intake and output hoses also how you connected to the bilge pump? I had a fun time finding pieces for that and 4 trips to get the items, we live close Including where to get the pieces Much appreciated I wanted to add I had 2 water hoses that I hooked to the pump since that was working fine while I am bonding the other hoses for the solar mats together and the water is coming from the pool at 72-80 degrees at its warmest and pumping in all the time at 89 degrees and the pool water is holding at 80 degrees for much longer, 7ft deep, this is the second day it has been on Before the pool was not reaching 80 degrees, I know it takes a few days to raise pool temp, it is not enough to heat the pool but it definitely holds the temp longer Run the pump from 11-4pm And have gas heater going but in the colder weather it was only holding at 77-78 degrees This definitely works!!! And it is 1/3 of what it should take to heat the pool Hoping to add 1 new set every year for the next 3 years b*/b UPDATE Those solar panels were leaky I should have just returned themThe pumped worked for about 2 weeks - they did replace it I just hooked up the new one and it worked wonderfully for about 3 hours - Worst than the first one! I notified them and waiting for their response OH I see that it was a different brand of pump PUMPLUS it didn't work I wish I had seen this when the other pump was available I cannot find them anywhere!
Comment from : Lollysmom Gerl

2 mins in you mentioned the concrete floor is "cooling" the bladder since its black and hotter than the concrete This is true but if you elevate the pads on a rack, there would be a blanket of air now under the mat which is a lot cooler than the concrete would be So its actually better to have them on the concrete
Comment from : Eric Sanford

Great song
Comment from : Curtis Wehner

Hello, like the idea I have a 21’ above ground pool How many mats can I get away with? 1 or 2? Let me know, my pool is about 11, 000 gallons Thanks, Joe
Comment from : Joe Justus

Now the once cheap option is $400+
Comment from : Bonnie Sechler

As of today 05/24/21, that link went to mats costing $203! Looks like DIY it is ladies
Comment from : k bob

Title is misleading The setup is for what looks like a hot tub and not the pool
Comment from : Joe Mamma

This doesn't work at all Don't waste your nerves, time and money building this!!!!!
Comment from : ciaosmozgom

It's interesting to see inflation in action 54 dollars for these 2 years ago, now they're 110
Comment from : Marlon Bailey

How e dactyl is that a hack when you are just following the instructions ?
Comment from : peyps2k

Read the comments on how to connect the water hose to the mats Went to Home Depot and couldn't find anything that would work Is it possible for you to add a picture of the adapter for connecting the hose to the mats? By the way I have an in-ground pool brThanks,brKen
Comment from : Ken Rachels

Excellent video How do you connect the pump to power? It looks like it does not have a plug, but wires???
Comment from : Blue Rules

Those mats are $11900 es Now
Comment from : Scott Bowen

Those mats are $60 each now
Comment from : dan theman

I live in a part of the world where summer is only 3,5 days a year We use a fire
Comment from : Ape from the kitchen of Enki and Enlil

Those Mats went up $58 Guess more people bought them so they jacked the price up I think I'll DIY my own mats at that price, unfortunately
Comment from : relaxangie

Wait, he says mat is 20 bucks It shows 50 on the site he is showing and he has six of them
Comment from : Rob Ryan

damn that looks stupid
Comment from : AZTechLabs

Solar heat sucks unless you have 5 miles of hosed paneling
Comment from : Niltomega

im going to get this pump and a 100 foot of black garden hose and put up on my roof and back down to the pool im only trying to heat a 10 foot rubber pooljust hope the pump will pump the water 10 feet up to my roof
Comment from : mr crowley

Does the pump have enough power to move the water for that many meters?
Comment from : Alex Valentini

Does the pump go into the pool?
Comment from : karen brassil

Nice a million dollar pool and 200 bucks for the heating 🤣
Comment from : sewrt

The bladder link didn't pop up ,available on Amazon?
Comment from : ROGER GODIN

Is it BPA free?
Comment from : FX

knowing all that we know , new homes are really missing the mark , solar , fresnel , solar water features should be BUILT IN to new homes , the way homes in the snow should have an actual ICE BOX , when there is snow / ice outside hmmm
Comment from : J-N-H-M

Amazon customer reviews on this link say that, #1 currently unavailable, and #2 they are junk Most comments; burst quickly and the flow is too restricted #3 no positive response from customer service, ! IF ! You can get ahold of thembrbrEngineered, dedicated heaters of this type are around $400 You do the mathbrbrPLUS! Floating black plastic (lawn and leaf bags) stretched on a frame, directly heats the water No pump needed Sheesh! It doesn't get any easier or cheaper
Comment from : John Shilling

Man it was impossible to find these, people be selling these pads for $54-$75 eachbrI was lucky enough to get two 3 packs for $99 each (so 6 pads for $200)brGoing to order a pond pump from Amazon, but curious if you just used garden hose to hook up the intake and discharge?brAlso I assume all the fittings/tubes to daisy chain multiple pads together were included in the package?brThanks in advance Appreciate your video, cuz I was going to go the DIY route and this saved me a sh!t load of time and effort
Comment from : OG Khan

So how do you connect it to the pool pump? Or is it simply just a hose sucking water out one end and pouring it back into another end?
Comment from : Funke Adefope

All of the items are unavailable :(
Comment from : deftones

This is good for shallow pools Don't waste you money if it's up to 10 ft deep
Comment from : J F

You said $20 bucks your amazon picture shows like 55 click on links shows about $200 big big difference 🤷🏽‍♀️
Comment from : Melissa Rivera

Did the 50w pump had enough power to push the water for that many meters?
Comment from : Alex Valentini

Hi Julian Came over from Will Prowse's video Thanks for sharing Like #192!
Comment from : Dennis Wintjes

What was the air temperature?
Comment from : Francesca Tondi

who wants that crap laying all over their patio? If you have that kind of pool, you should be able to afford a legit pool heater
Comment from : joestack78

Good video, GREAT outro music!!!! Showing your age with the DK blast The solar mats seem to have an issue with leaks based on the reviews on Amazon Have you had any problems with yours?
Comment from : Gregory Wakefield

Great design! Good video
Comment from : Pottz1

if i keep those blatter on my roof of my shed will that pump be enough to get the water pushed up there?
Comment from : H B

What did you use to connect the mat to the water hose That is the only thing I am having a problem wirh
Comment from : Von Simp

what a genious yeah if you live in hawaii or arizona if no sun no heatThis is not a hack it's beginners advice
Comment from : M A

Appreciate your reply Will give this a try
Comment from : Duane Cambre

Did you just say welcome back LADIES!
Comment from : michelle v

Do you run this 24 hours a day or just in the sunlight? Also whats the temp of the water coming out and how long to heat a say a 16x36 inground pool Thanks for the help
Comment from : Duane Cambre

Holiday in cambodia!!!
Comment from : Tamara Kennedy

Would this work in the uk where sun is fairly rare
Comment from : Joseph Smith

Great video, how did you get power to the pump? looks like it does not come with a plug, just exposed wires Thanks
Comment from : Nicolas Guerra

delta means change in not difference, subtle but important difference
Comment from : Peter Campeau

If the pump is only 12 v do you run it of battery ?
Comment from : Stewy

As the sun destroys everything over time How long will one of these last before needing replacement? I’m just curious really because at that price it doesn’t matter Thank you 😊
Comment from : The Whigga’s