
12-17-2009, 04:52 PM
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Hhmm, when I still used sand as substrate, I'd noticed that the heat is easily conducted (is that good English?, I'm not sure about the word...) true the sand. Regarding the thickness off the sand, it get's quite hot! But sand also cools off more quickly, when you turn off the heat.
Hope I made my experience, regarding this subject, a bit clear!? 
Kind regards,
Cindy
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