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Water heaters
Can you turn off the water to a water heater and not turn off the
pilot. I have a water heater where you have to physically light the pilot and it is a pain to restart when we get back from vacations (especially when we get back in during the night). So, I was wondering, any reason I can't turn off the water supply to the filled heater (so if it goes bad the damage is limited) while keeping the pilot on? |
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