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Originally Posted by Eric Coffey
Maybe look into a gas tankless set-up?
I have seen the results of failed hot water heaters first hand, on several occasions. The least damaging of which involved drywall/paint work on the heater pedestal, and a stained garage floor. The worst of which involved those same issues, plus warped/ruined full-length garage cabinet bases, and accompanying mold remediation.
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THIS...
My electric off peak tank just took a dump.
I'm getting a GAS instantaneous heater to replace is... 10 year warranty on the core is pretty standard.
And I'm also getting a remote temp control panel. That way you can set the temp at 50C so you don't have to add cold water to get the right temp for a shower but you can also crank it up when you need hotter water.
..... If you think about it it's "logically" the best way to go.