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Pools are a lovely thing, but my crew and I are a bit particular when it comes to the temperature. At least, most of us (I have a couple that will almost break the ice to get in the water!). Regardless, 78 degrees wasn’t cutting it even though it hot/humid enough to feel like melting.
There are tons of options out there, ranging from gas to electric to solar. We didn’t want an ongoing expense, and most solar are well over $100 for a 2x4ft surface area. Thing is, my other half is a bit more on the frugal side than I am, which I take to be a challenge … can I make it cheaper and better than “the other guy?”
Better is fairly easy. It’s not hard to compete with a whopping 8 square feet of surface area, which is the key to anything solar. More surface = more Sun = more potential heat to absorb. But it’s the cheaper aspect that sometimes eludes me. Better for more expensive is always doable, but it’s just not quite the same. Even better for same price just doesn’t feel as much of an accomplishment.
The Life Value | Understanding and Applying Natural Law and Leadership.