I remember somebody posting about a valve or pump or something purchased to provide instant hot water at faucets. I can't find the posting, but got to thinking I use a lot of water drawing hot to the kitchen and bath. If somebody could direct me to this post, I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks
Hot Water Recirculating Systems
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launderess
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steved
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I have this:
Worth every penny. I put the sensor valve in the basement below the kitchen and it works great!
http://media.wattswater.com/PF-IHWRS.pdf
Worth every penny. I put the sensor valve in the basement below the kitchen and it works great!
http://media.wattswater.com/PF-IHWRS.pdf
vacerator
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Tide liquid
simply free non HE, and free & gentle HE.
Both say 64 loads on the jug. Takes less of the HE, more of the "non HE" to make the water feel soapy, but it seems more sudsy.
simply free non HE, and free & gentle HE.
Both say 64 loads on the jug. Takes less of the HE, more of the "non HE" to make the water feel soapy, but it seems more sudsy.
vacerator
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Oop's wrong thread
menat to post in current detergent thread.
menat to post in current detergent thread.
Thank you very much, Launderess and Steve.
