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Anonymous users2024-01-24Gas: Preferably the one with its own water pump.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23If it is, I use a solar or air water heater. You only need a hot water pipe to the bathroom, which can completely avoid the danger of electricity leakage and heat burns.
It is best to install a separate electric hot water faucet for the kitchen faucet, because the pipe is too long and you can't solve the problem of the pipe being too long.
It's too far away! The pipes use a lot of hot water! If you want to use it, the bigger JD, the better!
Either the plumber didn't connect the hot water to the shower faucet when installing the plumbing. >>>More
From the point of view of the installation process, there is no problem, but the water pipe is too long, before each bath, let go of some cold water, after each bath, some hot water in the water pipe is not used to become cold, which will cause some energy waste, and there are no other problems. >>>More
The gas water heater should not have this effect, because you are releasing hot water on one side, and the water inlet at the other end is filled with water to become hot water through thermal circulation, and the water pressure can be used at the same time in the process. I'm referring to high-rise residences, if the low-rise ones may have some impact because the water pressure is not high.