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... heaters are another waster . A typical electric hot water heater uses twice as much money in heating a gallon of water as does a gas heater . Electric heaters are also much slower , which means that one must have a huge storage tank to ...
... heaters are another waster . A typical electric hot water heater uses twice as much money in heating a gallon of water as does a gas heater . Electric heaters are also much slower , which means that one must have a huge storage tank to ...
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... heater operates by drawing cold air off the floor through low vents , warming it in the collector and letting it ... heater so that the window frames will just cover the front of the heater . Now , clean that part of the house wall which ...
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... heater and about $ 50 per year over a gas water heater at present prices ( though gas and oil will be at least as expensive as electric in coming years ) . Solar water heaters were commonplace in Florida and California in the 1920's and ...
... heater and about $ 50 per year over a gas water heater at present prices ( though gas and oil will be at least as expensive as electric in coming years ) . Solar water heaters were commonplace in Florida and California in the 1920's and ...
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