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Was just surfing the web and found these portable tankless propane water heaters. Do know ANYTHING about them. On sale for $145. It seems like a pretty decent price. Anyone ever used one? I was surprised that they were this cheap. Website
Last edited by Beer Belly; 02/08/25 09:03 AM.
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spike
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I ordered one similar off amazon, plumbed it to shower and kitchen sink at club.
So far it has worked good, mine ignites off a water flow sensor.
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Grumpy Old Man
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Grumpy Old Man
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I put a couple of them in RVs and they work good. One was electric and one was propane.
Helpful hint: read instructions. I didn't and I ended swapping out the first one because I couldn't get it to work. That's when I learned the water has to be flowing to activate the heater.
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An article I read claimed regular cleaning/ maintenance was needed unlike a regular water heater. Anyone had one over five years with no problems they didn't clean?
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Booner
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^^ just talked to my buddy about his that he installed - he said it needs cleaning every 18 months
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Ton of them on amazon. Ive picked one up for about $82 (with coupon) but have not tried it yet. Free returns on amazon.
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