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Tankless heater

November 3rd, 2008 · No Comments · Plumbing News

Planning to buy water heater? Why not try the tankless water heater? Globaltowne.com has a wide range of natural gas, propane and electric tankless water heater manufactured by Bosch AquaStar, Ariston, PowerStar and Powerstream. You can also find the lowest price of tankless water heater and lot of their heater are shifted for FREE. Here are some point to consider: An endless supply of Hot water can save you money Government tax credits are available Tankless water heaters last longer Tankless

New Water Heater

October 9th, 2008 · No Comments · Plumbing News

My water heater sprung a leak over the weekend, right around the seal where the pressure relief valve connects to the tank. It was 12 years old and the thermostat was flaky anyway so I decided it was time to replace it. After a few calls to the hardware store, plumbers and the local gas utility, I learned that the direct vent natural gas model I have is not a common type for the local hardware stores to keep in stock and that I should give some consideration to switching to a tankless unit.

How much energy do you consume?

July 30th, 2008 · No Comments · Plumbing News

I was thinking about being green, and decided to ask readers how big is your home, what do you spend on utlities like electric and natural gas, and how much do you as a family consume? Our house is 1900 sq ft townhouse. We consume approximately an average of 850 kWh over the course of one year. The maximum being consumed during the winter when we have to use electric heat pumps and space heaters to heat our house. Last month our usage was 654 kWh, and our highest month december with 1232 kw

Residential Hot Water Systems – Energy Saving Water Systems

July 29th, 2008 · No Comments · Plumbing News

by Adrian Fletcher The energy used to heat water for the home is often a major cost for many people. Some estimates suggest it can account for 25% of all utility costs over a month. This can vary depending on the time of year but making this system more efficient is a major way to save money. This article will touch on a couple of methods that may help you save money by making your home hot water system more efficient. Traditional home water heaters are powered by electricity or natural gas. T

Energy detective

July 17th, 2008 · No Comments · Plumbing News

Ever since I learned that a 3 kWh a day lifestyle is achievable, I’ve been very curious as to our current usage. Since everything we have is electric (and much of the 3 kWh number is based on offloading things like heating to natural gas), I thought I’d have to wait until we actually moved. Then I got this month’s electrical bill and realized that it’s about as good as it’ll get anywhere. We obviously didn’t use any heat this month but we also didn’t use much, if any, cooling. Given that, the

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