Published on Mar 18, 2012 by debeshbhattarai
This DIY solar water is made with very basic materials one gets everywhere. Here we have used a simple container used for carrying goods at construction site as a main heat absorbing element along with few more items like, a roll of clear level pipe, a small plastic jar/bucket of around five liter and Styrofoam ice box for insulated container.
I am sure green enthusiast shall take this DIY across the globe and help reduce deforestation and conserve the precious resource for future generations too... We do need to care NATURE a LOT MORE DO NOT YOU THINK SO.. !!! ???
For further details please visit our blog at http://diysolarheating.blogspot.com/2012/03/portable-solar-water-heater-diy-g...
and also at CNN: http://ireport.cnn.com/docs/DOC-767089, We submitted it there as "Your Green Innovation".
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4c5H3J3Egk8
1 comment:
Hang the bag somewhere to get full sunlight during the day time which would get displayed by the thermometer. When the water gets warm or hot you will come to know and then put a bucket under the nozzle and get the water by turning on tap.
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