Can we replace the packaged unit from roof with the traditional unit on the ground and attic..?

Tour billboard hype is terrible, and tou gave a vague nonexplanation. BOO.

A salesman if I've ever seen one! Horrible advice.

Thank you for the info, however... I keep all my utility costs, month by month. My hot water heater is in the garage, 6.5 years old, gas powered and it is the only appliance on gas. Each winter in SC, my bills go from $20 to $77 and $110, the last 2 months. Showers are comfy so I am getting enough hot water but it sure is expensive in cold weather.

Why I disagree. In LA, our water heater is in the garage and lately, at low 40s outside, the water heater runs even without us having used any hot water yet that day, like early morning, no showers yet. So it cannot be that well insulated. And why would a little more hurt?

This guy is full of it. I have seen my gas bill go down with a water heater blanket. My water heater is in my garage and it gets cold in there. So yes a water heater blanket helps a lot

This video is illogical. Heat transfer is contingent on a variety of factors. First and foremost is the ambient temperature. Never mind the intake water temperature and volume used in a given hour. Seems to me, that a water heater will lose more heat during winter in Alaska than it will in Mexico.

This helped my cat be a Tiger! What a Wonderful phrase.

This is a recirculating pump sales video just FYI

Doesn’t make any sense maybe you could have showed what you do with the switch. Put it down or up. While doing it with your camera.

I’m in Maine and don’t use a blanket on my heater. It’s in a cellar built in the 1790’s. It’s only kicks on when it’s used. So, I’d agree it’s not needed. Maybe you have a inferior water heater. Some cheap model. Seriously, don’t be upset at my statement but, even when it was -18F out and my well pressure water switch had some ice freeze inside it. The water heater never kicked on until it was used.

This is a total con. Heating and air experts do not recommend the cleaning.

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It helps. Insulate tank and wait a day. The put your hand behind the tank to feel the heat.

This guy has money to throw away even with energy prices sky high, .... install a recirculating pump and don't insulate your 24/7 water heaters

WRONG! THIS GUY IS A AN IDIOT!

Bullshit , I have a new water heater . I also have a flir e4 thermal camera .

What am I going to do when I have all of the problems that you have just went over

Don't use bleach, use vinegar.

Isn't it a Goodman air conditioner?

I have to disagree. I have used an insulation wrap on my last two water heaters that lasted over 13 years and the noticeable difference was the burner only came on when there was a demand for water somewhere in the house (e.g. shower, dishwasher...) In idle mode the burner would not come on as the water temperature in the tank was maintained at the preset of 120 degrees F. A month before the last water heater was replaced I removed the wrap and noticed the burner would come on several times during the day to maintain the water temperature when there was no demand. The water heater is in the basement where the temperature is about 60 degrees F. The fact that the burner duty cycle was significantly reduced added to the longevity of the tank.

It may not make a huge difference but is there at least some benefit from doing it my water heater is in my basement and it stays slightly cooler down there than it does in the upstairs so I'm wondering is there any benefit at all By the way that's a very good looking pronghorn in the background.

Yeah! Let’s just add a pump on the DHW line to “recirculate” the water. Except there’s no way for the water to circulate without … a recirculate line installed! A great way to save energy too! Pump all that hot water through uninsulated pipes to cool off just to send it back to the hot water tank to heat it up again! What a goof, clearly a stupid sales pitch intended for the uninformed.

Nope. The key operative: ALWAYS have fan blowing DOWN, all seasons. For some fans this is CW, others CCW. But DOWN does the trick. Winter warm air with the fan blowing UP won't mix into the occupied area of the room because the entry side of the fan operates at a relatively low velocity, and low velocity does not penetrate very far.

This was annoying to watch because there are so many things wrong with this video

My fan got mind its own

I actually liked this video.

This is just unashamedly a plug for his company and for Air Conditioning over Evap. The bias is staggering. I wouldn't trust the advise of such a personality.

Trash video

Didn’t even show the switch to know which direction to put it in 🤬

What way is that!?! This doesn't make any sense.

Why can't you just filter the out going air?. Problem solved

Now you just have a giant eye sore on your roof.

probably the best local news segment i've ever seen.

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Swamp coolers are absolutely garbage

Would you not have to have a return trunk 3/4" line from the further reaches? If not just putting a pump on the hot water outlet of the heater is not going to cause the water to circulate. By the time I run 60-70 more feet of PEX, with the crimps, tees, 90 degree angles, and the pump it is a lot more that about $350.00, plus if you pay someone, you are talking a lot. I'm curious how this is supposed to work?

This is terrible. So you guys don’t clean the blower fan, coil or change the filter.

Thank you, now how do you use just the fan and not the ligth,? 😂

So, should you see the bleach drip out of the condensate pipe outside?

If I already have a roof unit that needs to be replaced (it’s a good 50yrs old and can’t keep up with the Southern California heat). Do you think the cost of switching to a split unit with the heat exchanger on the side of the house in the shade be offset by the savings of having the heat exchanger in the shade

It is not a recirc pump.. It us a pump to increase flow, your plumbing is an open system; water from the street, water to sewer system. Insulating a tank, reducing the heat transfer will save you money, maybe not as much with the newer tanks and how long it takes to recover the costs is unknown. A $24 is a small investment.

Okay yeah advice wasn't very good but cmon you gotta admit that jingle was a bopper

Come do mine in Aus?

Thank you. Sadly this is a situation that will get my landlord upset because it effect her and her husband. Which leads to ignoring our problem without a say.

You have the best explanation. No clockwise no counter clockwise. Air blowing down on you in the summer,. Air pulling up from you in the winter. Simple, excellent, thank you !

So , counter clock wise is for Summer ?

I put new HVAC but the all house still hit , can you tell me what’s going on?

It’s SEASONAL Energy Efficiency Ratio. The intro music is terrible.

My ceiling fan is remote controlled and has no strings. I also do not see a switch on the fan but it is blowing air up towards the ceiling, in the summer time.. Can’t figure it out. Help, it’s hot! 🥵