Posted by rrlund on January 13, 2009 at 10:46:16 from (216.46.212.60):
In Reply to: Heated shop floor posted by NY 986 on January 13, 2009 at 10:37:08:
I don't have one,but I have a theory of my own on one. My brother says it's legal to do this. I thought if you were to drill 2 2inch wells. Pull the 50 degree water from one,route it through tubes in the floor and then back down the other well,even keeping it at 50 degrees,with coveralls and longjohns,it would feel pretty good in there this time of year. You could cool it down in the summer that way too. He says that as long as it's a closed system,it's OK to run that water back into the gound that way. Only drawback would be,you'd never want to let it shut off in the winter or you'd have a frozen mess.
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