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September 7, 2009

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See how I made a Portable Solar Heater

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DSC00091I Made this one with materials found in my shed and garage. The only thing I paid for was the sewer pipe and some caulking.It took about an hour, but once I got the hang of it I think I could get one done in less time.

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