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    Default Re: Cooling a Hot Pool

    Quote Originally Posted by matt4x4 View Post
    2. If you are able to tie into your system easily enough near the pump using a couple of bypass valves, get a 100 foot coil of the black relatively stiff 2" hose and redirect your water through that while running the pump over night, this will act like a cheap low grade solar panel and do a heat exchange through the exposed plastic with the cooler surrounding air - you can leave the hose in a coil, so the area you would require for this is approximately 4'x4' near your equipment pad/shed.
    When I read this, I wondered about burying the coil if you were doing some construction such as building a shed.
    IG 32' x 16', vinyl 19,500 l, Sand filter, Hawyard Low NOx 250,000 btu heater
    Heating? Great info on why a solar cover saves $$$?
    http://energy.gov/energysaver/articl...ng-pool-covers

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    Default Re: Cooling a Hot Pool

    If you have about an hour to build it, this will work:

    http://www.troublefreepools.com/viewtopic.php?t=2501

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