When I was still living in Philippines, I used to take shower using cold water since we do not have a tank for hot water. As of now, I do not know if I can still handle taking shower without hot water since I am used now with lukewarm water but sometimes taking shower using cold water feels good. Maybe you are seeking a tankless hot water heater, you might find here at globaltowne.com that you are looking for as the site is the source for tankless water heaters in natural gas , propane and elect
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Looking for Tankless Hot Water Heater?
March 1st, 2009 · No Comments · Plumbing News
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Water Heaters
February 22nd, 2009 · No Comments · Plumbing News
Are you in the market for a tankless water heater? Then you might want to check out tankless water heater prices at GlobalTowne, your source for tankless water heaters in natural gas, propane or electric models for your whole house. We have a water heater at home but it’s not a tankless. Next time when we need a new one, we might get the tankless kind because we may be gone for long periods in
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High Efficiency Boilers
January 12th, 2009 · No Comments · Plumbing News
Mod-Con or modulating-condensing boilers are the current standard for high efficiency natural or propane-fired space heating boilers. Modulation then allows for less-than-full-fired operation at thermal efficiencies (the burner flame actually goes up and down controlled by water temperature demand) in the mid to high 90s% (many reaching 95% AFUE!). Old-fashioned low efficiency (88% or lower) boilers are full-fire (a few actually fire in two stages) but can’t be controlled to the same extent o
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