- The heat doesn’t let up, and cool water in the pool is a dream – unfortunately, heating it can be expensive and time-consuming.
- A gardener discovered a brilliant and cheap patent thanks to which the water in the swimming pool heats up quickly, without spending a fortune on electricity.
- Check how to heat water from 11 to 24 degrees Celsius and enjoy a warm bath today!
Działkowicz sold me a patent for quickly heating the water in the swimming pool
Murderous heat has come over Poland and has not let up for several days, and there are many indications that the heat will continue to pour from the sky for some time. On such days, swimming in the pool is certainly salvation for most of us. No wonder that placing them in home gardens is becoming more and more popular among Poles. Unfortunately, not all of us can afford a heated swimming pool and therefore we often wonder how to quickly increase the water temperature to make it suitable for swimming. Of course, you can expose the pool filled with water directly to the sun, but it will take at least several hours to heat it up. So what can we do if we want to jump into the water quickly after unfolding the pool and not experience thermal shock? Of course, you can pour hot water from the tap, but it will cost you a fortune. In such a situation, it is worth using the patent of a gardener who managed to raise the water temperature in the pool from 11 to 24 degrees Celsius. How did he do it?
How to quickly heat pool water? A trick to survive the heat
Instead of incurring the costs of filling a swimming pool with tap water, it is much better to use a method to quickly heat the water. It turns out that all you need to do is cover the pool filled with water with bubble wrap. A roll of such foil costs pennies, but it will effectively accelerate the heating of the water. The plastic bubbles will act like lenses and the water will heat up in a few moments.
Ways to cool down in hot weather
Apart from swimming in the pool, which not everyone can afford, there are several methods that will bring us relief even in the worst heat.
Hydration: Drink plenty of water (avoid sweet drinks, alcohol, excess caffeine).
Cooling body:
- Cool shower/bath or foot soak.
- Wet compresses on pulsation points.
- Spraying water from an atomizer.
- Light, airy, bright clothing.
Ambient cooling:
- Cover your windows during the day.
- Ventilate at night and early in the morning.
- Use a fan (with a bowl of ice for better effect).
- Limit the use of the oven/hair dryer.
- Unplug unused electronic devices.
Changing habits:
- Limit physical activity during the hottest hours.
- Look for shade.
- Eat light, cold meals (fruits, vegetables, salads).
- Remember about animals and sensitive people.
