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(What’s a geyser?)

• coderedart 3y ago
  Water heater for bath/showers
• ragebol 3y ago
  From top of my head: my grandma used to have one. There was always a little flame running for safety in case of leaks, but when she used hoy water, I think the geyser just heated it on the go, instead of preheating a reservoir. Could be wrong though.
• tremon 3y ago
  A device for heating water on-demand, usually a gas burner with a spiraling water pipe surrounding/above it. As opposed to a boiler, which pre-heats water and stores it for later use (and also needs to keep reheating the water as it cools if not used). Spanish wikipedia is the only with a picture of the internals: https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calentador_de_agua_circulante?useskin=timeless#Aparatos_de_gas https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calentador_de_agua_circulante?...
• mercutio2 3y ago
  In the US, this is called a tankless water heater. I’m not sure where in the world calls them geysers, but I agree it’s not a term you’ll hear in the US!