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> Of course, the water starts out cold (because the water in the hot water pipes are cold) No, this should be considered a failure condition for a constant tem
by quadrifoliate 5y ago
> Of course, the water starts out cold (because the water in the hot water pipes are cold)
No, this should be considered a failure condition for a constant temperature shower. I don't care how they do it, just bleed the cold water into a separate pipe off to the side or something.
We have sent people into space, I want actual uniform temperature water.
- jerkstate 5y agoah, you want this, which also exists: https://www.finehomebuilding.com/2013/03/07/hot-water-circulation-loops https://www.finehomebuilding.com/2013/03/07/hot-water-circul... the way I do it is just turn the shower on about 30 seconds before I get in, which works the same with half the piping and less energy loss due to circulating hot water (but some water loss)
- z2 5y agoI've seen a few apartments in Asia have small electric water heaters right before the faucet. They provide instant hot water until the main boiler's hot water arrives.
- akjssdk 5y agoThis is fairly common in newish kitchens in the Netherlands too, especially if the kitchen is far away from the boiler. Sometimes even with a boiling water tap, so you don't even need a kettle anymore.