To: from occupied ga
How well does it illuminte the house at night? That was my question too. Also, how well does this work in the winter when they freeze? How well does it insulate? And I doubt they last very long before leaking starts considering the degradation of plastic from UV and the constant expansion and contraction associated with the warming and cooling.
Also, what if you don't have cathedral ceilings for the "water filled skylight"? Who thought this was a good idea again?
12 posted on
09/05/2013 9:24:16 AM PDT by
Tenacious 1
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To: Tenacious 1
And if it bursts, there is the boiling water rain to experience.
15 posted on
09/05/2013 9:27:15 AM PDT by
NonValueAdded
(Henceforth, the Office of the President shall be known as IMPOTUS)
To: Tenacious 1
You’re right. There are just too many problems. Better to sit in the dark.
18 posted on
09/05/2013 9:30:53 AM PDT by
Arthur McGowan
(If you're FOR sticking scissors in a female's neck and sucking out her brains, you are PRO-WOMAN!)
To: Tenacious 1
Manila is famous for its cold winters!
19 posted on
09/05/2013 9:33:06 AM PDT by
Arthur McGowan
(If you're FOR sticking scissors in a female's neck and sucking out her brains, you are PRO-WOMAN!)
To: Tenacious 1
Seriously low chance of freezing in Brazil, along the equator. The temperature is quite constant, like in Hawaii, limiting the expansion and contraction issue. And less tramatic than having to bury your kid when your jerry-rigged stolen electricity short-circuits.
21 posted on
09/05/2013 9:33:40 AM PDT by
Pecos
(Kritarchy: government by the judges)
To: Tenacious 1
How well does it illuminte the house at night? That was my question too. Also, how well does this work in the winter when they freeze? How well does it insulate? And I doubt they last very long before leaking starts considering the degradation of plastic from UV and the constant expansion and contraction associated with the warming and cooling. Also, what if you don't have cathedral ceilings for the "water filled skylight"? Who thought this was a good idea again? That has to be the most loser, whiner post that I have seen in a long time.
22 posted on
09/05/2013 9:34:01 AM PDT by
ansel12
( Libertarians, the left's social agenda with conservatism's economics, which is impossible of course)
To: Tenacious 1
Also, how well does this work in the winter when they freeze? How well does it insulate?
.........Probably not an issue in the slums of India, African huts or tin shacks of Haiti.
And I doubt they last very long before leaking starts
.........Their shacks probably already leak.
Also, what if you don’t have cathedral ceilings for the “water filled skylight”?
........Most shacks in these areas do have “cathedral ceilings”.
Probably not the best idea for 90% of Americans, although I just might try this out in my shed, which I never did get around to wiring for electric.
41 posted on
09/05/2013 10:11:33 AM PDT by
21twelve
("We've got the guns, and we got the numbers" adapted and revised from Jim M.)
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