Solving Common problems with water heaters
It is disconcerting to watch utility bills spiral out of control. That’s probably the main reason why some decide to go tankless with their water heater. Why not? It is environmentally-friendly, highly efficient, and will help you save in the long run despite the high upfront cost. Saving on fuel usage will also lower your …
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Tankless water heaters offer numerous benefits, including cost efficiency, space-saving, and energy efficiency. There are a wide-range of tankless water heater brands on the market and Rinnai and Rheem are two of the most popular ones. Both brands offer a wide variety products to choose from. While Rinnai only offer natural gas and propane tankless …
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Paloma tankless water heaters are designed to operate maximally for 24 hours, 7 days a week, throughout the year. Occasionally, the unit may become faulty and you may notice an error code on the display often accompanied by a loud “beeping” alarm. Check the water heater’s digital display to identify the error code. There are …
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An unscheduled power outage can be frustrating for a number of reasons. No TV, no microwave, no lights! But what about hot water? Will a power outage take away your hot water as well? In this article, we have the answers you need. We’ll break it down based on the type of water heater you …
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An old water heater can be a nuisance to get rid of, but this process could also net you some cash! The components in your old water heater are valuable, specifically when made from brass, aluminum, and (see title) copper! In this article, we’re showing you how to locate the copper in your old water …
If you have a water heater or tankless water heater in your home, it is a good idea to have a drain pan underneath. Water heaters in basements are most likely sitting on top of a floor drain, which can catch any leaks. But a water heater tank that is situated on higher-up floors should …
