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Daox · 10-03-08, 12:26 PM

Yep, water is a great way of storing heat as it can store a lot of heat per volume. See the wiki here for info on thermal mass.

I'm guessing it would be a pretty large pain in the butt to cut an access hole into the crawlspace. My basement walls are probably 1.5-2 feet thick and is a fieldstone basement (stone + mortar). I believe I'd need a jackhammer to get through the wall. If anyone has any ideas I'm all ears.

10-03-08, 12:26 PM	#10
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