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Exactly the information I was looking for, thanks.

Not ahazan more a Oprah

Are6ou achef or ajoke

Thank you for the effort. We can put a man on the moon and create nuclear power, but we can’t heat a small, swimming pool cheaply.

Admittedly as a licensed gunsmith, this looks very good for a polymer stock. Great job!

Going to try this one as well. Thanks!

Almost four years late to the party, but I'm definitely going to give this a try. Thanks for the recipe!

My primer never dired..it was wet for days.. i ised same primer as yours.

Nice nice nice 👍🏽😏😄 amazing looking amazing

Hell no not effective

Thank you for this helpful video, will try it on Magpul furniture. Shout out from Berlin

Great job! I have the dreaded black plastic stock and think this might work for me. I know you used 3 different colors but how much would be needed of just 1 color? I’ve seen a couple different size bottles? Starting from scratch. Thanks

Can u touch water when it is running?

Amazing diy

Would two heat a 60 litre water thank to use for a dog

This is a testament to what a good heat sink water is.. You could easily heat a 100 gallon tub, but 13,000 gallon nothin doin.. It can dissipate that heat so easily.

They have the texture like the shirataki noodles and it is to me, a lot like a springy, chewy, squid like texture. This brand does have a better flavor than some others though, which is a good thing..

You think it might work on a 10 ft swimming pool ?

Wow any crazy recipes

I have a 250 gallon inflatable pool. The only good way I have found ot heat it is to pump hot water directly in the pool from a hot water spicket. It works great, but I am pretty sure my water, sewage and electric bill will sky rocket if im doing this 3- 4 times a week, but it does heat the water fast!!

I hope you’re still doing videos, you should read articles or books. Loved ur voice over parts very calm cool and collected .

better than austin butler in the movie ELVIS

Merci pour cette vidéo. Cet homme refait Elvis à merveille, c'est impressionnant 🤩👏🏻👏🏻. Merci pour la vidéo, je ne le connaissais pas

Rao’s is better

I had my NiteLighter for a whole summer ! Then at the beginning of the next summer season it gave lite for about a month or so and it quit... But I bought another one coming in tomorrow... This time I'll seal every part of it with transparent silicone for that extra protection. Even the screw spots. These things are made in China so they are probably not hitting the quality control (do they even have one ?) Anyways will see if that gives me more life out of this light cause it is amazing ! We have the Disco colored lights with the white lite and it gives our pool a cool feeling when we put music while swimming. Only the red color sucks... Nice video !

Thanks for saving me from that failure, much love.❤❤❤❤

So, you have 3000 watts of heat, (3.41 BTU per watt), means you have 9420 BTUs. A single BTU can raise 1 pound of water, 1 degree per hour. Your pool is 14000 gallons, times 8 pounds per gallon, means to raise your 24-round pool by 1 degree, per hour, you would need to input 112,000 BTU to raise the total volume of water by 1 degree, per hour. 9420 BTU would take approximately 11 hours to raise 1 degree for 14000 gallons. This is typically why you will see gas heaters around 100k-250k BTU. Truth is heating using heat pumps with a COP of 3-5 will take that same 3000 watts on energy and multiply it by 3-5 COP can mean you can get 9000-15000 watts of heat energy from a heat pump (using only 3000 watts) or (30K BTU - 51k BTU) I hope this helps!

I just did the same experiment, result the reading was colder.

Cool idea

Awesome thanks for sharing

No onion?

Folks, this really does work for bathtubs or five gallon buckets, I use one when I wish to wash my white towels and other large items in my Lehman’s manual washer and I do this possibly once a week. You never plug it in and then remove it from the water unless you wish to ruin them, I do no know if this nice fellow unplugged them first but if he didn’t, no wonder they did not work? My water literally comes to a rolling boil with my heater and I have broken them when I forgot to unplug it first!

Thank you

Great try ,lol i like your video ,as HASTER Portable immersion water heater manufacturer ,i would say 13.953gallons is really too big ,normally for one single piece we would not recommand for over 200gallon.A lot customer they r asking this question ,now your video helped me so much .For mini pool and kiddie pool with 2 pieces together it works but for too big pool this may not help then .

Well duh. Lol

Where can I find the recipe with all the ingredients ..please

Arex isn't gonna make more wood grips for their pistols. This will help thx

Hay pal, you need at least 125kw per day for one week to get the water temp to 86f

You need a pump and a tankless water heater

Just like you, I wanted to replace the synthetic furniture on my long gun (Maverick 88) with wooden ones but found the prices prohibitive. Thank you for your very helpful video 👍

Would something like this work in a baptism pool?

Im trying to do the Rossi/Ruger/Marlin Black and Gray Wood Grain, its incredibly hard to recreate with Paint Alone, rather than just black staining wood. Its a Polymer/Synthetic Stock that im trying to make Black/Gray Wood Grain on. Boy, is this ever so tough to get down. Ive been practicing trying to get it right on a polymer board. I just cant get it right, at least without a Wood Paint Stamp Roller. But for anyone seeing this, definitely buy a big piece of thin wood board to practice on and get it right first.

You may want to work on your audio, it's very low.

Using good ingredients is the key. Cento is a very good brand but is pretty expensive. I have used Nina brand and my sauce came out really good. I slow cook my sauce for at least 3 hours.

Nice work.

No oregano?

I'm buying them to heat my personal tub because gas isn't an option in my house, so I'm glad I watched this

Just like a hot tub. Heat evaporates through the surface. You should put a cover on the pool to keep the heat in. I use one of these with a cheap cover and my pool sits at 84. Without the cover it was basically useless.

Thank you for making this video. I was looking online trying to find a small pool heater and looking to see how well they work and came across your video. Your awesome

Thanks for this! Am I wrong that stainless steel would take a bit from chlorine! I use copper on my in-ground pool for stuff. I kind of wondered if it would kick-start the heat on the spa, but looks like that’s a nope.