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[@markmanning6773]

Don’t let this video scare you! While this info may be correct, there’s no beating a tankless water heater. Especially for large families. If anyone’s on the fence, don’t be. Tankless water heaters are Lifechangers. I have installed many of these and I’ve never had a single complaint. Everyone loves them. While it may not be instant hot water it is continuous hot water for as long as you need it. I have a family of five and we used to get mad at each other for running out all the hot water. That conversation ended 10 years ago when we installed our tankless. While there may be a little maintenance, it’s very minimal.

[@peternguyen7607]

Don’t think. Just go TANKLESS

[@TokingNegro]

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[@garyo4057]

I’m not sure why you are so negative about the tankless heaters. It’s the way to go for large families, you need to up date this video and show the Laing pump to cure the problem pipe runs. Also a water softener is the way to go, the conditioner cartridge is a water of money.

[@williambradshaw1874]

I have a tankless water heater and I love it. It is true, you dont have instant hot water, but once you have hot water you have endless hot water. No more worrying about people using up all the hot water.

[@jamesanderson7266]

Couldn’t disagree more. My tankless water heater works like a charm, was not expensive to install and saves much more than they indicated. I’ve had it fo 10 years and yes, I have to perform the simple maintenance as they described but anybody can do it. And by the way, I’m a retired home builder and have installed many many tankless water heaters.

[@cootingram6265]

Went with tankless on my recent house I built. Didn't concern myself too much with the additional cost for install. I did it because I have a family of 5 and it was impossible for all of us to have a hot shower at night. In my opinion it was the best choice I made

[@blast1237]

I will definitely not opt for a tankless geyser. My wife gets out from the shower only after there is no more hot water. If we had a tankless gyser, she would spend an hour in the shower!

[@djangoapple8230]

I smell infomercial for tank water heaters.

[@brucey5585]

How did they get the price of tank water heater to $2000? I can get someone to install it for $150.

[@jbass69goat84]

Fiirst, thank you guys for something besides sales BS. I retired from the plumbing trade at the end of '19 after forty-six years in the trade in NC. Thirty-two of those years I owned my residential/commercial plumbing, water/sewer utilities company. Every word you said is accurate. Like anything, there are people that love and swear by their tankless heater. There are also those that buy a pre-owned house and have the tankless removed and a tank type installed. For what it is worth, when customers would ask my opinion regarding the two designs I have told every one of them that if someone gave me three tankless heaters for personal use, I would still pay for a tank type heater. Just one plumber's opinion. 🤔🇺🇲

[@bluecollartrader1791]

Replaced a gas-fired tank heater with a Bosch tankless for our small home and we love it. Brand new in the box, I found it on craigs list for $750; another $40 to install myself. Absolutely love it in our two-person home. We use about 60 gallons of propane per year to heat our water and run our stove/oven. I would never go back to a tank heater again.

[@accidental_relevance]

I think the idea that you get instant hot water from a tankless got started because awhile back tankless heaters were typically under counter units at the point of use, so they did provide hot water quicker than a whole house unit.

[@rdmcd2]

Tankless outside. I do not care about delay or operating cost. My family of five now never run out of hot water. Tank heater flooded my downstairs when it prematurely ruptured. I also gained the space from the hot water heater closet to add to my master suite. Win-Win!!

[@cjknavy3003]

I currently have a NAVIEN 240A. Depending on how it’s installed, this unit has built in recirculating pump. Can have almost instant at the fixture on demand or during peak times. Can also install pumps on various other units. Trick to being happy with your tankless is find a plumber that likes tankless and do your homework. Several family members have units that I installed and all are happy. The maintenance is actually easier than that recommended by tank manufacturers. Choose what’s best for your situation and don’t worry too much.

[@jimlompe1260]

We built our house about 11 years ago. We put in a tankless water heater at the time. It's been great. We have 3 bathrooms and all can use the shower at the same time. I've done the required maintenance and have soft water, both important. We had tank heaters before and like this so much better.

[@JB-nf8nk]

To avoid waiting for hot water and preventing the cold water sandwich, I have a tankless hot water heater that feeds a small (7 gal) electric water heater. There is marginal standby loss and because the water is already heated by the tankless, the cost to operate has actually been less than running a recirc pump. It's worked great, especially with 6 people taking showers in the morning. The setup is also used for in floor radiant heat - it's an open loop system and we haven't had any issues heating the house and taking showers, even when it's -10 out. An added advantage is the system is designed to pull heat out of the floors during the summer whenever we use hot water!

[@Moshavnik7272]

Our Navien tankless has worked perfectly for 5 years. We have saved on energy bills and and it has been worth it. Not having a tank to worry about how long before it starts to leak and needs to be replaced. This happened to us twice and both times in bad weather on a holiday! The tankless installation was done well and we also gained space in the closet the tank took. The only maintenance needed is a once a year vinegar flush. We have a water softener so we have much less sediment than usual.

[@tkboxer]

In 2021 replaced my 50 gal tank with recirc to a Navien Tankless with built in recirc. Been very happy with it. There was not too much involved in the switch over. Already had a water softener which is recommended with a tankless system. Navien is a premium product so expect to pay a little more for quality and reliability.

[@TheFlatlander440]

I have a tankless water heater and love it. I will say one main advantage of a tank water heater with a battery igniter is when the power goes out (no generator) and you're on city water, you still have hot water. Found that out during Hurricane Sandy before I went tankless. We were out of power for 9 days but I still had hot water for bathing. Now I'm tankless and have a Generac natural gas generator so no worries now.