tankless water heaters (page 2)

Simon

We had one in the UK. They are very good.

Some still have a small tank which enables it to provide instant / immediate hot water without any delay.

It's much better being able to have unlimited hot baths

Satanus

Plus, if you never shower, you never pay

S

bigdreaux

john doe, that 600 dollars is for a top-end model. i forgot the brand, but, i know it's one of the better ones. the place missanna works gives incredible deals, and only carries high-end stuff.

simon, running out of hot water is my biggest concern. we're getting a huge whirlpool tub, and i don't want to run out half-way through filling it up.

seriously, thanks guys, i'm stupid with this stuff. engines and metal, i'm great, wood and construction, i'm really uneducated.

nvrgnbk

, running out of hot water is my biggest concern. we're getting a huge whirlpool tub, and i don't want to run out half-way through filling it up.

I'm concerned as well. You'll have the tub in by mid-October, I trust?

bigdreaux

working on it man. actually, the room you'll be staying in is the one we are doing first.

nvrgnbk

working on it man. actually, the room you'll be staying in is the one we are doing first.

Awesome!

I'll be glad to donate some labor to the efforts.

John Doe

I've not seen a top end one for $600. That's low end price from what I've seen. Mid range is $800 to $1000, and top end is $1200 or more.

bigdreaux

dude, i don't think we will be in our right minds for work.

nvrgnbk

dude, i don't think we will be in our right minds for work.

Funny, that's when I do my best work. LOL!

Of course, the Bosch Aqua stars are a little cheaper, but they don't have nearly as good features. The Paloma brand is more expensive, but they have the digital temperature control, and a really neat back flushing valves that makes the tank maintenance easy. They run right at $1000 for the 199,000 btu model, but also require a $200 vent kit.

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