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Where I lived, the cold water was at much higher pressure than hot. I assumed it was common for cold to be mains pressure and hot to be from a header tank when
by EnigmaFlare 3y ago
Where I lived, the cold water was at much higher pressure than hot. I assumed it was common for cold to be mains pressure and hot to be from a header tank when present. Maybe it was an unusual case of retrofitted hot water (house was likely built before the invention of hot water).