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just use a transmission cooler with water, natural convection should move the water right
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just use a transmission cooler with water, natural convection should move the water right
I actually need something for the water to dump into and release the heat under my mattress in the bedroom... I wonder if I can use something dirt cheap like a step ladder to drill and fill with water (although I want to stay away from aluminum if it fumes).
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hate to be a buzz killington, but is this exercise strictly a cost concern, or is sustainability a factor? in BC iirc our electricity is 99% clean
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Purely a cost saving exercise.
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I’m unsure if you are married, but if you are, your wife is the most patient woman in the entire world lol
I used to live in an apartment with fireplace turned on 24/7, with only the bedroom window open slightly a little bit + bathroom fan turns on, warm air will be sucked into the bedroom without getting killed by poison gas.
Other solution. get another fireplace in your bedroom? lol
With thanks to corollagtSr5's idea... having radiant heating under my mattress and making a sheet fort over my bed, it might be as hot as a sauna. Im thinking of using cotton sheets to insulate the plastic hoses.
A y pipe exhaust on the chimney with a thermostat that controls the direction of heat flow. One side is straight exhaust while the other side is your heat exchanger exhaust. When your thermostat is reading low temps it rotate the flap in the y pipe directing the heat, when it hits desired temp the flap rotates back to regular exhaust.
Your van is so small you can use small wood burning stove inside and it'll make it toasty inside.
I'd play... you need to check the air pressure flow of your place.
Assuming you can somehow create a positive pressure in the living, and a negative pressure in the bedroom, the hot air would flow straight to it without any pipe or shit.
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