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stored water reportt
I placed 3 55-gallon drums filled with water in my GH when the weather
turned cooler. In N calif where I am the winters aren't terribly cold. I wanted to see if the thermal mass of the water would reduce the demand on my heater. Here's my mixed report. As some of you may recall I believed any gas savings I would have received was offset by the cost of the water to fill these 3 drums. I just got my water bill, did the math and the cost for the water was $1.30. So there went that theory, for the better. However, on the bad side, the weather here has been very mild. Night's falling to about 56F. According to my min/max mercury thermometer the GH stayed about 61-62F at night. We did have one cold night, it got to 42F and (!) the heater came on. When I awoke in the AM the the GH was 68!!! There went that savings, LOL!! I reset the thermostat. Mulligans K Barrett |
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