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Suz 06-14-2022 11:26 AM

Question on Hot Water Heater
 
I suspect I need to replace my tank hot water heater. I can see a small or slow trail of water running toward the drain from under the heater. My question is should I go tankless? Please give me advice from your own experience. Right now it is a big thing. Space is not a problem. I have never had to deal with this before.

Thanks.

tallchick 06-14-2022 11:40 AM

I feel your pain, there have been many threads recently on this topic as I had the same questions.

https://www.quiltingboard.com/vbulle...r-t318260.html

https://www.quiltingboard.com/vbulle...r-t315157.html

I am currently on the fence, a new one is 1800.00, and a tankless system was quoted between 4-5k here in Ohio.

Rhonda K 06-14-2022 11:56 AM

We had to replace our HW during the first part of the C shut down. The new one is directly wired into the wall. No more plug ins due to local building codes. We upgraded the size needed so we never run out of hot water.

Get a few estimates before deciding.

NJ Quilter 06-15-2022 02:53 AM

We went tankless for hot water when we had to replace our heater several years ago. Best thing ever. Our heat/hot water is natural gas. Our gas bill dropped dramatically immediately. You do have to let the water run a bit the further out from the source before it gets hot but then you're all set.

Suz 06-15-2022 03:46 AM

My sil came to check the unit. He seems to think I just need to replace a valve which he will do for me. So I’m hoping the crisis is over. Thank you for your kind responses.

liking quilting 06-18-2022 09:21 AM

Sounds like you dodged a bullet this time! Best of luck.


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