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Hot Water -- Faster
I've been thinking about adding a small recirculation line to reduce
the waiting time for hot (warm?) water at the kitchen sink. The other option I've thought of would be to wrap the pipe with heat wire. Since I have an electric water heater I don't suppose there is a difference efficiency-wise. Has anyone played with this problem? Thanks. |
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