[rescue] reflective material?

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True optimization means not allowing the light into the room at all.=20

That means reflective material on the outside, preferably on the outside=
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of the frame (giving some insulating dead air space between you material=
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and the glass.)

plywood and white paint would work well. Wood is a poor heat conductor, =

as I recall from my herp days.


-Christof

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Original Message <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

On 8/4/01, 12:27:37 PM, Jeff Borisch <jborisch at columbus.rr.com> wrote=20
regarding Re: [rescue] reflective material?:


> I know, I know.

> I could also get some opaque white blinds too. That would reflect *mos=
t*=20
of
> the light. I'm just thinking *optimization*.

> Although I like the cardboard idea and a roll of aluminum foil...

> --jeff

> ps It's been fairly comfortable today


> Ken Hansen wrote:

> > Why not a nice, opaque sheet of cardboard?

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