LIVING GREEN - Friday, April 18, 2008
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Good morning, 

Imagine how much energy it takes to heat 50-60 gallons of 
water to 130 F or so and keep it at that temperature all the 
time! That is exactly what a traditional water heater has to 
do in order to provide your house with a ready supply of hot 
water. 

If your water heater is relatively new it is probably cost 
prohibitive to replace it, but if your tank is ten to fifteen 
years or older you might seriously want to consider replacing 
it with a tankless water heater. You can very realistically 
save yourself ten to twenty percent off your water heating 
bill. 

Thanks for reading, 

Your Living Green editor 


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* Water heating is the third largest energy expense in your 
home. It typically accounts for about 13% of your utility 
bill. 

* Install a tank-less water heater. These small 'on-demand' 
wall units are now readily available. They heat water only 
when it's needed and use half the energy of conventional 
heaters. Priced at about $650 to $1,000. 

* Tankless Water Heaters, also called Instantaneous or Demand 
Water Heaters, provide hot water only as it is needed. Tra-
ditional storage water heaters produce standby energy losses 
that cost you money. We do not leave our homes heated while 
vacationing. We only heat our homes when there is a demand 
for heat. In the same way, a Tankless Water Heater is used 
only when there is a demand for hot water. 

* When a hot water tap is turned on, cold water travels 
through a pipe into the unit. In an electric Tankless Water 
Heater an electric element heats the water. In a gas-fired 
Tankless Water Heater a gas burner heats the water. As a 
result, Tankless Water Heaters deliver a constant supply of 
hot water. You don't need to wait for a storage tank to fill 
up with enough hot water. 


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