ryner1988
Well-known member
@chetlaham
Also- if you loose power during a shower goodbye hot water.
We have a gas tankless water heater in our apartment, and this very thing happened to me a few weeks ago. Sucked bigtime because I had just finished soaping up so couldn't just say heck with it and jump out, had to go ahead rinse off. It was a cold day here too so that water was hella chilly.
Also, I wonder about the efficiency of tankless WH and a washer with temperature regulation controlled by cycling the hot water on and off. My 2016 Whirlpool machine had this feature and the WH would kick on and off, on and off, over and over while the washer was filling. Not an issue with the older washer I now have, but in addition to loss in efficiency I can't imagine it was mechanically good for the WH to be doing that.
Over all though I like my tankless WH. It suits perfectly well for two people in a small apartment because very rarely do I need to run more than one hot water function at once.
Also- if you loose power during a shower goodbye hot water.
We have a gas tankless water heater in our apartment, and this very thing happened to me a few weeks ago. Sucked bigtime because I had just finished soaping up so couldn't just say heck with it and jump out, had to go ahead rinse off. It was a cold day here too so that water was hella chilly.
Also, I wonder about the efficiency of tankless WH and a washer with temperature regulation controlled by cycling the hot water on and off. My 2016 Whirlpool machine had this feature and the WH would kick on and off, on and off, over and over while the washer was filling. Not an issue with the older washer I now have, but in addition to loss in efficiency I can't imagine it was mechanically good for the WH to be doing that.
Over all though I like my tankless WH. It suits perfectly well for two people in a small apartment because very rarely do I need to run more than one hot water function at once.