The kitchen is too far from the bathroom, but I don t want to use an electric water heater, is there

First of all, what can be told to LZ is that there is no need to worry at all, the distance between your kitchen and the bathroom is not very far, do the math, the diameter of the pipe is only two or three centimeters, and there is not much water in it drained out in total.

Besides, scientifically speaking, the bathroom and the kitchen must be separated, and they must not be placed side by side like the two that are now very popular in our country, which is not in line with the fundamental principles of furniture architectural design.

If LZ likes to soak in the bathtub, he must not choose the electric water heater, the biggest certainty of the electric water heater is that the heating effect is poor, and the general storage electric water heater is often burned for one or two hours, which is not suitable for bathtub use at all; Although some instantaneous water heaters are convenient, they have high requirements for electrical wiring and have great safety hazards, so gas water heaters are a good choice.

As for the distance of 13m, it is not far at all, even if the pipe is cold, but once the hot water is warmed, the heat energy consumption is very small, and it is buried deep under the floor, which is far better than our heat preservation and heat transfer effect in the air.

Upstairs is right, it's not far! No water is wasted!

You don't have to put the cold water in the pipe before use, because you still have to put cold water after boiling hot water, but you just put cold water first and then hot water.

Safety, not to mention the problem, can only be said to be safer.

Connecting a thirteen-meter-long air supply pipe (in charge) to the bathroom, and installing a water heater in the bathroom can solve the problem?! The premise is that the bathroom has a water supply pipe.

It's very simple, pull an aluminum-plastic pipe to produce hot water at the hot water outlet of the gas water heater, and wrap a layer of styrofoam for air conditioning pipes in the aluminum-plastic pipe as a thermal insulation material.

It's safe and doesn't waste water.

Teach you the most affordable way: install a hot water outlet at the toilet inlet as a toilet backup water inlet, when the bathroom needs hot water, you can open the toilet spare water inlet valve to let the hot water pipe discharge cold water into the toilet tank, and close it when the hot water flows out, this hot water pipe valve can be set in the appropriate position above the basin countertop to facilitate operation, and the cold water discharged with the hot water pipe in normal daily life is enough to meet the amount of water required for the frequency of flushing the toilet. Generally, the cold water discharged from the hot water will not fill the toilet tank every time the hot water is turned on, so the amount of cold water discharged several times can basically match the frequency from the toilet, I don't know what you think?