It takes a few seconds for hot water to get hot in the pipe. Does this device have a way to flush the hot water line until the hot water gets hot?
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Hi, I've had the bidet for two years now, and it works very well. It does take a few seconds for the hot water to kick in, you could leave the nozzle cleaning on for a few seconds prior to using if you want to. Be careful, the temperature could be scalding hot.
1536860
Yes.By opening the cleaning cycle/switch you Can flush the pipes that way until you feel the hot water.
1536861
Yes. By opening the cleaning cycle/switch you Can flush the pipes that way until you feel the hot water.
1536862
it takes a litle longer than few second to heat the water.you need to run water in your sink till it gets hotthen use bidet
2114075
The device barely warmed the water up so I doubt theres much temperature control. I returned it, this item doesn't work. It might only work to heat water for a small sink.
393678
The simple answer is yes. It does take a little longer for the hot water to get to the taps. That being said, once it gets going it doesn't stop. When we first got it installed. We tested it. It filled our two person jacuzzi tub with only hot water, while we ran both sinks in the master bath with hot water. It is also 95% efficient. Versus the 85% percent efficiency of a hot water heater. I hope this helps. The only advice I have to offer. If you think you might have high demands on you heater all at once. Say dishwasher, washing machine, and hot shower. Maybe upgrade to one with a little more GPM( gallons per minute). The simple answer is yes. It does take a little longer for the hot water to get to the taps. That being said, once it gets going it doesn't stop. When we first got it installed. We tested it. It filled our two person jacuzzi tub with only hot water, while we ran both sinks in the master bath with hot water. It is also 95% efficient. Versus the 85% percent efficiency of a hot water heater. I hope this helps. The only advice I have to offer. If you think you might have high demands on you heater all at once. Say dishwasher, washing machine, and hot shower. Maybe upgrade to one with a little... » Read More The simple answer is yes. It does take a little longer for the hot water to get to the taps. That being said, once it gets going it doesn't stop. When we first got it installed. We tested it. It filled our two person jacuzzi tub with only hot water, while we ran both sinks in the master bath with hot water. It is also 95% efficient. Versus the 85% percent efficiency of a hot water heater. I hope this helps. The only advice I have to offer. If you think you might have high demands on you heater all at once. Say dishwasher, washing machine, and hot shower. Maybe upgrade to one with a little more GPM( gallons per minute). « Show Less
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There would be no issue with that but the hot water will be delayed by the time the hot water gets to the location.
975939
No it always starts off cold and you have to wait or adjust for warm water even if it is turned on from the hot water section of the faucet setting.
161550
Water pressure has to be pretty slow. I do nails and use to fill pesicure bowl. It takes a while i have to run the water really slow for hot and u need a double handled faucet the hot water is hard to manipulate with the one handled faucets that go side to side
1109667
Clever thought but I would think no. The speed the water would travel through pipes would not give it time to heat up. But I am guessing here.
1126675
You have to have a separate line running to the location you want the instant hot water from. Then this pump circulates the hot water to that location.
1447301
Yes, the water dispenses quickly. The water heats up quite fast, too! And the water remains hot even 30 minutes after the switch is turned off.
312103
Mine is full of water and on all the time, so I have instant hot water. It would be pointless to have to wait for 5 liters of water to heat.
1011341
no. basically what this unit does is keep water from a more distant water heater warm, so that you do not need to wait as long. I think that it would be very poor for what you want.
144125
It only takes a few seconds for us to get hot water. Ours is used in the kitchen for hot chocolate, tea and to fill pots so they don't take so long to boil on the stove.
25034
Yes, you may. Just move your settings from timer to "on" position. Remenber this is a small pump, you can't have hot water right away.
951617
No. It's designed for the hot water to go into the hot water line that goes to the faucet.
1792051
Unfortunately no, but you can just as easily put cold water in it and run it without worrying that its gonna heat up. The heating thing only keeps hot water warm for a short period because its not meant to actually heat up the water.
1406244
The water does run from the hot water pipe into the cold water pipe and back to the hot water heater. It works great. I have not noticed any hot water coming out the garden hose when the pump is on. This system was first recommended to me by a Hospital Building Superintendant which uses a commercial version of this same system. I highly recommend installing this product to save water and get hot water when you need it.
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I cannot confirm this, but the water at the faucett turns from cold to hot in about the same time as when I was using a tank heater. Hope this helps.