How to install an electric hot water heater
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"Searching" wrote:
How to install an electric hot water heater

Why would you want to heat water that was already hot?

Jon

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"Jon Danniken" wrote:

"Searching" wrote:
How to install an electric hot water heater

Why would you want to heat water that was already hot?

Jon

To make McDonald's coffee, silly.

"Jon Danniken" Why would you want to heat water that was already hot?

Jon

UUmmmmm......to keep it hot........

"SRN" wrote in message
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"Jon Danniken" Why would you want to heat water that was already hot?

Jon

UUmmmmm......to keep it hot........

If you REALLY want a hot water heater, I know a guy who gets a great five
finger discount!


:P

On Sat, 18 Aug 2007 00:16:23 -0500, SRN wrote:



"Jon Danniken" Why would you want to heat water that was already hot?

Jon

UUmmmmm......to keep it hot........

The OP uses it to warm up spam.

On Aug 17, 11:31 pm, "Jon Danniken"
wrote:
"Searching" wrote:
How to install an electric hot water heater

Why would you want to heat water that was already hot?

Jon

To make steam, silly. A hot water heater is
boiler. Didn't you know that?

[8~{} Uncle Monster

"Jon Danniken" wrote in message
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"Searching" wrote:
How to install an electric hot water heater

Why would you want to heat water that was already hot?

Why does someone post this stupidity every every time?
By those less sophisticated than we are, they are known as "hot water
heaters".
Presumably that is because it is a heater that makes hot water.
Much like a steam boiler is a boiler that makes steam.
Or an ice cream freezer is a freezer that makes ice cream.
Or.... well I think (hope?) you get the idea.

However, it beats the hell out of me why anyone would post instruction that
no one requested.

Jon Danniken wrote:
"Searching" wrote:
How to install an electric hot water heater

Why would you want to heat water that was already hot?

Because he doesn't want to mistakenly install a hot water cooler.

"Toller" wrote in message Why does someone post this stupidity every
every time?


Well then, we should be calling them cold water heaters......
Sue
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matter and those that matter, don't mind". ~Dr. Seuss

On Aug 18, 11:30 am, "Toller" wrote:
"Jon Danniken" wrote in message


Why does someone post this stupidity every every time?
By those less sophisticated than we are, they are known as "hot water
heaters".

If we call it a "water heater" would it make us as sophisticated as
you are?

On Fri, 17 Aug 2007 21:31:20 -0700, "Jon Danniken"
wrote:

"Searching" wrote:
How to install an electric hot water heater

Why would you want to heat water that was already hot?

Jon

Is you previous "name" here "Oscar_lives"?
as this was his only comment to make on this newsgroup..

Life is hard; it's harder if you're stupid.
If you've got them by the balls their hearts and minds will follow.
John Wayne 1907-1979

Chuck (in SC)

Someone posted:
Why does someone post this stupidity every every time?
By those less sophisticated than we are, they are known as "hot water
heaters".
Presumably that is because it is a heater that makes hot water.
Much like a steam boiler is a boiler that makes steam.
Or an ice cream freezer is a freezer that makes ice cream.
Or.... well I think (hope?) you get the idea.

However, it beats the hell out of me why anyone would post instruction that
no one requested.
..
True.
That old expression "Small things amuse small minds." does come into
ones thoughts!
PS. Here, while agreeing with the designation 'Hot water heater', have
often heard them called 'Hot water tanks' or occasionally 'Electric
hot water tanks'. Typically 40 or 60 US gallon style.
Possibly to either distinguish them from those European type 'Instant
hot water heaters' (Which were called 'Hot water, gas or electric,
geysers' during my childhood) which heat cold water as it flows
through.
Or possibly because of the older hot water tanks (cylinders) installed
in connection with old fashioned wood/oil cooking stoves or home
heating furnaces.

On Aug 18, 12:31 pm, "Jon Danniken"
wrote:
"Searching" wrote:
How to install anelectricho****erheater

Why would you want to hea****erthat was already hot?

Jon

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