The top Power Tub areas regarding restrooms

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The top Power Tub areas regarding restrooms

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• Publié par: keiblake
• Publié le: 06 décembre 2011
• Nombre de lectures: 25
• Langue: English

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The top Power Tub areas regarding restrooms

Don’t you hate it when your hot water tank runs out of hot water in the middle of your shower? And

how about when someone else starts using hot water and you suddenly have to jump out of the way of

the now-frigid water blasting down on you? Titilating, eh? Well, at least it wakes you up.

But my own favorite is when someone flushes the toilet and I get burned. But when my five-year-old girl

got scalded, I knew I had to take action.

So, I went out and purchased an electric shower, and now we don’t have any of those problems.

I’d never even heard of an electric shower except

bathroom radiators

. At first I thought it might be some

kind of capital punishment for people who wanted to go out clean. But instead it turned out to be an on-

demand hot water heater for showers. Cool, eh?

Actually, it can be whatever temperature you want, because it’s thermostatically controlled. The heating

element can either reside in the showerhead or mounted on the shower wall.

Electric showers are far more efficient than standard shower systems that run on a hot water tank. Hot

water tanks heat a rather large amount of water and store it in an insulated tank, but the tank still

radiates heat, wasting energy at

bathroom taps

. And then the hot water has to be pumped from the

tank all the way to the place the hot water is going to be used, which might be several rooms away,

wasting more heat energy.

An electric shower system heats the water right when and where it’s needed, and a number of of these

systems are 99% efficient in using energy. If you are currently using a hot water tank system, installing

an electric shower can save you a lot of money on your electric bill.

Electric showers have an further advantage in that they only need one water line to the shower, and

that line can be a cool water line, so it doesn’t need to be insulated. This simplifies plumbing and saves

you money on materials and labour.

Another advantage to an this system is that it doesn’t matter whether someone uses water elsewhere in

the house, because the water is heated right at the source.

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Another problem with hot water tank systems is that once the tank runs out of hot water, it takes quite

a while to re-heat the tank. Electric shower systems solve that difficulty by heating the water only when

you need it, and they will keep on heating it as long as you need the water. So it doesn’t matter how

many people have taken a shower before you, or how long of a shower you take.

If they are installed by a professional, a newer model electric shower is completely safe to use. When

electric showers

bathroom décor

first came out, they occasionally sparked fires in Third World countries

where the wiring and workmanship were questionable. So if you plan to travel to a Third World country,

be sure you check any electric showers you find there for exposed wires. If you come across some

exposed wires, you should at least tape them up with electrical tape; but your safest bet might be to not

use that shower. If you do use it, keep a watchful eye on it.

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