Conventional Vs. Tankless Water Heater
People once heated water by boiling it over fires before transporting it to bathtubs and basins. This long-held tradition changed when an Englishman developed the prototype for the modern water heater in 1868. Benjamin Waddy Maughan’s invention fed water through pipes that were heated by Bunsen burners, eventually pouring hot water directly into sinks and bathtubs. Water heaters have undergone substantial changes since then. Here’s a quick comparison of conventional and tankless water heaters. The Basics of Traditional Water Heaters Conventional water heaters take the form of tall metal cylinders. Roughly 2 feet wide and 4 feet tall, these models...
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