WARNING - Extremely Toxic Heater Hose. Do not buy!

[CaptTom]

Originally Posted by Pete7

..."Insolate" was a word I used in Chotu's other thread about heating discussed in the last couple of days...

The only way I've ever seen it used is:
insolate
ĭn′sō-lāt″, ĭn-sō′-
transitive verb
To expose to sunlight.
Not to be confused with:
insolent – presumptuous; arrogant; impertinent
insulate – protect from heat or electricity

It's used in solar heating (or explaining why your boat heats up so much quicker on a sunny day than your house does.) In those cases, insolation is the amount of heat being absorbed from sunlight.

I couldn't find any other definition in a brief review of on-line dictionaries.

(I don't mean to imply anyone is confusing it with the other two words listed. I just added them because the first one is kinda fun to use, and the second one would be a natural misunderstanding when seeing the word.)

[Pete7]

Spelling mistake on my part, try insulate or insulation.

This is the stuff we used:

https://www.webastomarine.co.uk/prod...n-60mm-x-750mm

Pete