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Water Heaters: 3 things to consider before buying
When choosing a water heater, it's essential to think about the size and capacity that will best suit your household needs. A larger family will require a water heater with a bigger tank to ensure everyone has access to hot water. For example, a family of four might need a 50-gallon water heater, whereas a couple may only need a 30-gallon one. Measure your space accurately before purchasing to ensure the water heater fits comfortably in its designated area.
Energy efficiency is crucial for reducing both your carbon footprint and energy bills. Look for water heaters with high energy ratings or those that are Energy Star certified. These models often use less electricity or gas, which saves you money in the long run. Consider investing in tankless water heaters, which heat water on demand and can be more efficient than traditional models with storage tanks.
Familiarize yourself with the various types of water heaters available on the market to make an informed decision. Common types include storage tank heaters, tankless (on-demand) heaters, heat pump heaters, and solar-powered heaters. Each type has its pros and cons depending on factors like initial cost, installation complexity, and long-term savings. For instance, while solar-powered heaters can significantly reduce energy costs, they may have higher upfront expenses and depend on sunlight availability.
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