Water Heater Isn’t Heating? Here Are Some Possible Causes Family members sometimes forget the importance of the home’s comfort equipment until something goes wrong and the convenience it provides disappears. Nothing is more obviously missed from a home than hot water; we use it for everything from washing dishes to doing laundry, from taking showers […]
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Steps for Fixing an Overflowing Toilet Residents of San Diego and the surrounding areas know the household panic that ensues when a member of the family flushes a toilet and it promptly overflows. Depending on what occurred before the overflow took place, a fix to the problem should be fairly simple without having to call
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While standing over your running faucet, do you ever think about what a shame it is to waste all of that cold water while you wait to feel hot water emerge? Sure you do. Not only is it entirely wasteful to nature, but also wasteful of your time. In order for you to finally receive
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All About Water Heaters from a 1-800-anytyme Service Manager As the dreaded day comes when the hot water just isn’t flowing or worse, you come home and your house is flooded, there is very little an average homeowner can do to fix the problem. Most people are lucky if they know whether their water heater
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Don’t Wait for a Flood to Locate the Shut-Off Valves When you move into a new house, a priority should be locating the shut-off valves. If you have been living in the house for years and don’t know where this crucial item is, figure it out immediately. Next, make sure you can operate the shut-off
You regularly need to perform water heater maintenance in your home because hot water heating is typically the third largest energy expense in a home, after space heating and cooling. Typical water heater life is 10-15 years, less for gas heaters. In addition, a water heater is a relatively expensive appliance, and it operates under
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Hot Water Safety Even though a water temperature of 110° F is ‘relatively-safe’, exposure can be painful; the human pain threshold is around 106-108° F. As the chart reproduced below reveals, the severity of a burn is a function of the temperature of the water and the duration of the exposure and the condition of
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