Sometimes it surprises me to see that the most popular pages on the Energy Savers site are the ones about solar water heaters and demand (or tankless) water heaters . But considering that water heating can account for around 12% of a family’s utility bill—the biggest chunk after space heating and cooling—it really shouldn’t be that surprising that you want to know how to heat your water more efficiently. Obviously, not everyone is in a position to go out and buy a new water heater, but we
People searching for a new water heater might find themselves overwhelmed by all the options out there. There have been lots of advancements in the areas of options, accessories, and technology. If you are in need of a new water heater this article can walk you through some of your options and help you make the best choice. Many things will go into making your choice including the size of your family, the utilities in your local area, and the space available to install a new water heater.
Earlier this week we wrote about how to install a new water heater . To accomplish that job, the first thing you’ll need to do is pick out a new heater. All electric water heaters are not created equal. Here’s some things to consider the next time you’re in the market: Tankless vs. Traditional Water Heaters A traditional tank-based water heater stores pre-heated water in a resevoir. When you turn on a hot water spigot, hot water flows out of the tank and cold water flows in. The tank s
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