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Anonymous users2024-01-24Oh, this is a guy who heats the water temperature through the temperature of the heating, they have two sets of pipeline systems in them, which do not affect each other, the heating hot water passes, the radiator will be heated, and the cold water will get a certain temperature (but it will not be very high) through the heated sheet, but use him to take a bath, the temperature cannot be reached, and it cannot be washed! General handwashing, laundry, and dishwashing are still OK!
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It should be a heater, whether it is harmful to the human body, it depends on whether the heating is steam heating or water heating, and whether the entrance and outlet of the heating are connected with the cold water inlet and the hot water outlet. In general, it has little effect on the human body and should be washable.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22At that time, a heat exchanger, it is not connected to the water of the heater, the inlet and outlet water are tap water, generally used to wash hands or vegetables in winter, but can not be bathed, the water must stay in it for a period of time before it is hot, it can not put much water in it, not enough to bathe, once the water is released, it will soon be released out of the hot water, out of the cold water.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21This could be a heat exchanger. It has a copper liner inside, which is connected to tap water. The water in the heating is outside the inner tank, so you can heat the tap water, and of course you can take a bath.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20ybhucdrt jnxvb
Throw it away if it's broken, don't think too much about it, as long as the person is not scratched by the glass, everything else is not important, but the mirror is generally installed not directly facing the door, and it is advisable to choose the side wall installation.
The pipe under the drain should not be straight but curved, there is a section in the middle that has been storing water, that is, the water seal, of course, it can't go down, you can try to use the water flow flush or take the leather pouch to draw, try No, you can only find a professional person to dredge.
If the space is large, it can be laid out in this way – taking into account the individual needs of the family. In addition, there is the option of a multi-purpose toilet – it can be used for two purposes.
Yes, preferably two. The bathtub itself (inside the tank) needs a drain outlet, and the shower needs a floor drain.
In public places, life is mostly like this, and you need to be patient, and you can't meet it if you don't feel comfortable going back to the car to say goodbye.