Posted by TomIN on February 27, 2018 at 04:04:19 from (23.118.149.246):
In Reply to: Tankless waterheater? posted by Jon f mn on February 26, 2018 at 18:28:35:
My house was built in 2007 and I purchased it in 2011. It has a gas fired tankless heater and supplies all the hot water I want.
The tankless water heaters use a LOT of energy when you are heating water, and none when you aren't. I think that a large tankless like mine is rated at nearly 200,000 Btu while a tank type heater may be rated at 30,000 to 40,000. As others have said, they require a minimum flow to operate. The only time this is an issue for me is when I want to run a trickle of warm water while shaving.
I have a water softener, so mineral build up isn't a problem. After living in my house for five years, I flushed the heater with vinegar last year. I found only a few small specks of scale.
My heater is located in the garage. I like having a small wall hung unit rather than a large tank.
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