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Tankless water heater

jeremp

By jeremp
in DIY Appliance Repair Help

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jeremp

jeremp

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I need some help choosing a tankless water heater. I am looking for a not-too-expensive solution. (tankless are inherently expensive in know)

Small house, 1500sqft. 2 bath our front loader washing machine has an internal heater for the cloths so that is not a concern. We just need hot shower and dish water.

I understand I will need to change the exhaust pipe to stainless steel. But I need to know a good brand and size so I can start browsing craig's list.

Thank you

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jeremp

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Nice, very helpful. I was looking at these new types of pipe connectors... Sharkbite. Can anyone give me some thoughts on if they are worth the time and energy to bother with?

Thank you

redlinedave

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I know up here in the frozen north of Canada poeple run two

heaters.One as a pre heater and the other just to bring it up to temp.I have seen on the web adds for small under counter electric units.Just to throw a wrench into the pile mabey go with two small electic units.The tankless system is front heavy $$ wise but if you are staying in the house for 8 years or more you will make money on them.

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