My Water Is Brown And Rusty, What Is Causing It
No one likes turning on the tap and seeing rusty or brown water pouring out. It can look scary and you’ll most likely stop using any water until it’s fixed. Clean, clear running water is healthy and necessary for all the things we use water for each and every day: cleaning, bathing, drinking and cooking.
If you turn on the faucet and see brown water we suggest calling a plumber ASAP and do not use this water for any of the above purposes. Brown, rusty or contaminated water can irritate your skin, stomach and turn your dishes and clothing an off colour.
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5 Signs It’s Time To Replace Your Heater
SIX SIGNS IT’S TIME TO REPLACE YOUR HOT WATER HEATER.
Your high quality hot water heater unit will usually last 10 years or more, but here are some tips from Proximity Plumbing on how to know when to replace it.
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Signs That It’s Time To Replace Your Hot Water System
If you think it’s time to replace your hot water system, then this article is for you. A high-quality hot water system will usually last 10 years or more, but here are some tips from Proximity Plumbing on how to know when it’s time to repair or replace it.
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How Do Continuous Flow Hot Water Systems Work
CONTINUOUS HOT WATER SYSTEMS SYDNEY
Continuous hot water systems heat the water as it is needed by passing cold water through a heat exchanger device, igniting a gas burner, or switching on an electric element heating the water. Continuous hot water systems are very economical because water is only heated as required which means there is no additional cost to ‘storing’ hot water.
When a hot water tap is turned on, an electronic sensor starts the heating element. In a continuous flow gas system, it triggers an actual burner and in an electric system, it triggers an electric heating element. As water passes through the unit, it is heated to the preset temperature and then fed straight to your tap. When the tap is turned off, the unit stops the heating process.
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My Shower Is Taking Forever To Heat Up, What’s The Cause
Why does it take so long for a shower to heat up?
This is a common problem with many potential causes including:
- Distance from shower & Hot Water Unit (HWU)
- Type of HWU
- Age of HW
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