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[Dave Mudge]

My house is only about 5 years old but I think that the best decision that
I made was to use a tank-less water heater.
It is fueled by our propane system and a single 120 volt circuit to run the
electronics. The main thing about it is that it only runs when you turn on
the tap. The heater does not maintain a big tank of water 24 / 7. The unit
is large enough to provide all the hot water that you can use at several
different stations simultaneously. The other great thing is that you NEVER
run out of hot water.
dave m

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On Sun, Jun 23, 2013 at 9:30 PM, Kim George <klgeorge at kent.edu> wrote:

> I put in an electric one and a ball valve on the cold water supply.
>
> --
> Kim George
>
> "Why for you try to bury me in cold,cold ground?"
>      Taz
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