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Electric water heaters
hi all, we have at the mo a gas heater , its only about 6 months old BUT we have heard that electric water heaters are best . Anyone know if this is so, thanks,pat
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Re: Electric water heaters
Originally Posted by patsywhitehair
(Post 4519091)
hi all, we have at the mo a gas heater , its only about 6 months old BUT we have heard that electric water heaters are best . Anyone know if this is so, thanks,pat
Well I can't compare ours to gas as we've only had electric but it heats the water up really quickly and I don't have the worry / hassle of making sure I have a full gas bottle all the time. |
Re: Electric water heaters
Originally Posted by patsywhitehair
(Post 4519091)
hi all, we have at the mo a gas heater , its only about 6 months old BUT we have heard that electric water heaters are best . Anyone know if this is so, thanks,pat
you can get big electric water heaters to ensure you dont run out but they take up a lot of room I would stick with what you got :thumbup: |
Re: Electric water heaters
Originally Posted by spain
(Post 4520659)
we had an electric and changed it to gas - now always have instant hot water and the bottle lasts a month or so
you can get big electric water heaters to ensure you dont run out but they take up a lot of room I would stick with what you got :thumbup: I'd stick with gas. Mind you we're lucky here, the Repsol man does his round every wednesday. If we have an empty we leave it on the pavement and he sounds his horn when he comes!! If I had to go the depot (like some people do), I think I'd change to electric. |
Re: Electric water heaters
We have a constant problem with hot water. Our boiler is outside in a casing but the wind still gets to it as it faces easterly and the levante just causes havoc. Trying to get hot water for a shower is a nightmare at the mo. Wish we had had it put inside. Could you have an electric heater put in in a bathroom?
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Re: Electric water heaters
Originally Posted by Chiclanagir
(Post 4521419)
We have a constant problem with hot water. Our boiler is outside in a casing but the wind still gets to it as it faces easterly and the levante just causes havoc. Trying to get hot water for a shower is a nightmare at the mo. Wish we had had it put inside. Could you have an electric heater put in in a bathroom?
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Re: Electric water heaters
Originally Posted by Chiclanagir
(Post 4521419)
We have a constant problem with hot water. Our boiler is outside in a casing but the wind still gets to it as it faces easterly and the levante just causes havoc. Trying to get hot water for a shower is a nightmare at the mo. Wish we had had it put inside. Could you have an electric heater put in in a bathroom?
They all have 50 litres of hot water we are running them off a timer with night time tariff. |
Re: Electric water heaters
Originally Posted by Chiclanagir
(Post 4521419)
We have a constant problem with hot water. Our boiler is outside in a casing but the wind still gets to it as it faces easterly and the levante just causes havoc. Trying to get hot water for a shower is a nightmare at the mo. Wish we had had it put inside. Could you have an electric heater put in in a bathroom?
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Re: Electric water heaters
Originally Posted by Chiclanagir
(Post 4521419)
We have a constant problem with hot water. Our boiler is outside in a casing but the wind still gets to it as it faces easterly and the levante just causes havoc. Trying to get hot water for a shower is a nightmare at the mo. Wish we had had it put inside. Could you have an electric heater put in in a bathroom?
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