Charlotte Water Filtration Systems Water Quality Myths and Facts

Posted on December 7, 2013 by ER Plumbing

Charlotte Water Filtration Systems: Water Quality Myths and Facts

You probably assume your drinking water is safe because it has passed Charlotte municipal water treatment standards. Learn the truth about the following water quality myths before you dismiss the need for a water filtration system.

Myth #1: If my water has been treated at a municipal treatment facility, it’s safe to drink.

Sure, the water from the municipal treatment facility is made potable (drinkable at a basic level of safety standard), but that water still needs to travel from the treatment facility to your house. Unfortunately, not all water transportation systems are safe. In fact, the average Charlotte household water tests positive for 26 contaminants.

Unfortunately, infrastructure from the treatment center to your home often breaks down. Cities like Charlotte do their best to keep up with cracks, leaks, and water main breaks, but the truth is most infrastructure budgets have been slim these past several years, and not all breaks get fixed quickly. Small leaks in particular may get overlooked for long periods of time, and if water can get out, contaminants can get in.

Myth #2: I live in Charlotte, so I’ll never have to worry about a boil water advisory.

Actually, boil water advisories happen everywhere, in both rural and urban areas. Most people don’t hear about contamination problems or advisories until after the fact – and after they’ve used contaminated water and the problem has been fixed again. That’s why it’s best to have a point of entry water filtration system in place – to prevent a dangerous situation from affecting your family.

Myth #3: My fridge has a filtration system, so I don’t need to purify any further.

In-fridge filtration systems help with the taste and smell of water, but they don’t actually remove or treat bacteria, viruses or microbes. A UV water purification system will take care of the contaminants that tabletop pitchers and in-fridge filtration systems can’t handle.

Considering a Charlotte Water Filtration System?

We know a water filtration system is an investment. That’s why you’ll want to speak to experts to find out what the best deals are. Here at ER Plumbing, we have no interest in selling you the most expensive system on the market. We’ve been evaluating and selling filtration systems for a couple decades, and we know what makes our customers happy. We’ll help you sort through the many options on the market and determine what is the perfect water filtration system for you.

Learn More About Charlotte Water Quality Here

Before you buy a water filtration system, read this article about water quality concerns here in Charlotte. Then educate yourself on what contaminants a water filtration system will remove by reading here.

Give ER Plumbing a Call for Charlotte Water Filtration System Installation

We’ll help you, 24/7, 365 days a year, on your schedule. Just let us know what questions you have and when you’re free, and we’ll get you set up for success.

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Toilets Made Before 1995 Flushing Money Down the Drain

Posted on November 7, 2013 by ER Plumbing

Toilets Made Before 1995 Flushing Money Down the Drain

Do your toilets date from before 1995? If so, you are losing money with every flush. Why is this? Because toilets made before 1995 use more water than is necessary, and in general, are at a higher risk of leaking. Toilet leaks and high volume flush toilets cost Americans gallons of water and up to 10 percent (on average) of their annual water bill.

Some Water Conservation Numbers to Consider

According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the following is true:

Americans waste over one trillion gallons of water each year (due to leaks and older toilets). This is enough water for over 11 million households.
Switching to low flush toilets can save you as much as 10 percent on your water bill. That’s about 10,000 gallons of water that will be conserved as well.
If you have a family of four and your family uses more than 12,000 gallons of water each day (during the winter months), you have leak problems (or someone wasting a lot of water) somewhere. Check your monthly water usage.

Making Changes That Will Save Money and Save Water

Toilets made after 1995 automatically use less than 1.6 gallons for every flush. However, you can get inexpensive WaterSense toilets (using 1.28 gallons of water for every flush) at Lowe’s or Home Depot for about $100 apiece – and save 10 percent on your water bill.

Do Low Flush Toilets Work as Well as High Flush Toilets?

Consumer Reports says the low flush toilets (such as the WaterSense toilets that use as little as 1.28 gallons of water for every flush) score just as high and work just as well as the old high volume usage toilets. This counts for both liquid and solid waste flush tests. In this case, you can save water, save money, and still get the service and quality you expect from a toilet.

How Old Are Your Toilets?

If you’ve got older toilets in the house, let us come switch those out for you. You’ll save money and do the world a favor.

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Charlotte Plumbers Give Advice: What Causes Brown Rings in Toilets?

Posted on October 31, 2013 by ER Plumbing

Charlotte Plumbers Give Advice: What Causes Brown Rings in Toilets?

Are your toilet bowls stained an unsightly yellow or brown color? Do your toilets get brown rings in them no matter how much you clean them? Do you notice brown, reddish brown or yellow stains in your sinks (where the faucet drips) or shower stalls and bathtubs?

These yellow, brownish red, and brown stains in toilets, shower stalls and bathtubs can make you feel dirty or like you don’t clean often enough, but they have nothing to do with cleanliness. Sure, you could buy all new toilets, shower stalls, and bathtubs, but you’d soon see the rings and stains coming back, even if you cleaned every day.

Brown Rings in Toilets Caused by Minerals in Water

Why is this? Because the stains are caused by high mineral content in the water. This happens when there is a lot of iron or another mineral in the water. The minerals cause stains, which is why all the scrubbing you’re doing isn’t helping much.

If you want to be done with stains from minerals in the water, you will need to get a whole house filtration system. The filtration system will take out excess minerals and other contaminants that you don’t want in your water anyway. You can learn more about Charlotte water filtration systems here.

Stains Caused by Rust in Water Heater

You can also get stains like this if your water heater is old and is rusting out. If you have a tank water heater that is over 10 years old, chances are you will start to see rust problems, especially if you don’t perform annual water heater maintenance (draining the water heater to remove sediment that builds up in the bottom of the tank). The rust that collects in the water heater will cause stains in sinks, shower stalls and bathtubs – anywhere hot water is used.

If you’re only having problems with stains in sinks, bathtubs, and shower stalls (places where hot water runs or drips), you need to replace your water heater. Most water heaters only last 10-15 years (unless you’ve got a tankless water heater, which will last 20+ years.) To learn more about Charlotte water heaters, click here.

Let ER Plumbing Services Help You With Charlotte Plumbing Needs

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Water Heater Making a Rumbling Sound?

Posted on October 14, 2013 by ER Plumbing

Charlotte Water Heater Making a Rumbling Sound?

Does your water heater rumble? Are you getting concerned that something is wrong with your water heater? If your water heater is making rumbling noises, you’ll want to look into the cause of it and fix the problem.

Water Heater Rumbling

If your water heater is rumbling, you’ve got one of the following three things going on. Either:

You have hard water scale build up inside your water heater tank. This means you have hard water, which can be treated with a water softener or a whole house water filtration system. It also means that hard water scale is already built up inside the tank of your water heater, which can make your water heater overheat.
You have a build up of sediment in your tank other than hard water scale. If you don’t have hard water, you may have a build up of rust or other minerals from years of use. This also can cause your hot water heater to overheat.
You have too much cold water entering the water heater tank at a time. This is not concerning – it just makes a noise. It can be corrected easily (adjustment of how much cold water goes into the tank at a time) and is not a big deal.

Why You Don’t Want Your Hot Water Heater to Overheat

Not sure what the big deal is about your water heater overheating? Check out this article about a woman whose water heater exploded and cause her apartment on fire.

You will want to get your water heater checked out if it’s rumbling, especially if:

The water heater is over 10 years old
The water heater has not been drained in the past year
You have hard water or high mineral presence in your water

You may need your water heater drained, repaired or replaced.

Let ER Plumbing Services of Charlotte Help You

We’ve been servicing Charlotte hot water heaters for over two decades. Give us a call at 704-269-1066 or contact us through our online contact form. We’ll help you figure out what the problem is with your Charlotte water heater and will find a solution right away.

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Win a Free New Tankless Water Heater

(Charlotte residents and 30 mile-radius only)

Of course, you can also enter our 2013 sweepstakes to win your choice of a new Rinnai tankless water heater or a new Pelican whole house water filtration system. Just click here and enter your name and email address to enter the contest. We’ll be drawing the name of the winner on January 1st, 2014!

Best of luck to you!

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Take Advantage of North Carolina Commercial Water Heater Rebates

Posted on October 9, 2013 by ER Plumbing

Take Advantage of North Carolina Commercial Water Heater Rebates

If you’ve got a commercial water heater, it’s consuming approximately eleven percent of your energy load in your commercial facility.

Want to save your business money?

Upgrade that old water heater to a high-efficiency heater before the end of 2013. You’ll:

Save energy
Save money
Get a great rebate

Get a New Commercial Water Heater in 2013

The Natural Gas Water Heater Rebate Program for businesses makes it possible for you to upgrade your existing natural gas appliances and get a rebate of up to $200 per appliance. For example:

$150 Rebate

If you get a new commercial tankless water heater with an Energy Factor of 0.82 or higher you will qualify for a $150 rebate.

$200 Rebate

If you get a new commercial tankless water heater with an Energy Factor of 0.92 or higher you will qualify for a $200 rebate.

You can read up on the official state guidelines for the commercial water heater rebates here.

Let ER Plumbing Install Your New Commercial Water Heaters in Charlotte

We’ve been servicing Charlotte businesses small and large for the past two decades. We know how to help you choose the best hot water heater for your business. Our reputation is impeccable; we will guarantee your satisfaction.

We know how important it is to keep your business going, so we replace water heaters quickly and efficiently, cleaning up after ourselves so your business experiences little to no down time and no hassle or clean up after us.

Charlotte Commercial Water Heater Installation

Give us a call at 704-269-1066 or use our online contact form for service 24/7, 365 days a year, no extra cost for odd hours. We understand you may want your water heater switched out when your business traffic or commercial demands are lowest. We’ll work with you to find a time that works best for you.

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Charlotte Plumber Offers Tips to Prevent Plumbing Expenses

Posted on October 3, 2013 by ER Plumbing

Charlotte Plumber Offers Tips to Prevent Plumbing Expenses

As a Charlotte plumber who has been working in the field for over two decades, I know what ways you can prevent plumbing expenses. The following are things I do to prevent plumbing expenses in my home, which I would encourage you to do as well.

Check Your Water Meter

Check your water meter at least twice a year to make sure it is working properly. You will want to shut off all water usage in the house (make sure the washing machine and dishwasher are off) and then check your water meter. Is the dial still moving? That’s a bad sign – a sign that you have a leak somewhere. Don’t use water for two hours, and then check the meter again. Has the meter changed? If so, you’ve got a leak somewhere and need to call a Charlotte plumber.

Check for a Leaky Toilet

Leaky toilets can be sneaky – sometimes they leak without you knowing it’s happening at all. The leaks can cost you hundreds of dollars in water bills. Check your toilets twice a year to prevent losing money to a leak.

Check for a toilet leak by opening the top to your toilet tank and dropping a couple drop of food coloring into the tank. Use a bright color like blue or red. Close the tank up and wait 10-15 minutes. Now look in the toilet bowl. Do you see any color in the toilet bowl? If you see color in the bowl, it means you have a leak. Flush the toilet after you’re done with the experiment so the food coloring doesn’t stain your toilet at all.

Look For Evidence of Leaky Pipes or Fittings

Twice a year you should go through your home and check all exposed pipes. Look for water on the outside of the pipe, especially checking where pipes meet appliances or fixtures. If you see water, you’ve got a leak.

Check surrounding drywall, tile, laminate, carpet, ceilings, etc. for signs of leaking water. Follow up on damp spots or water spots to determine what the cause of the spotting or staining is. Prevent water damage, get help fixing leaks, and save yourself a bundle of cash in home repairs and water bills.

Examine Your Garden Hose Connection

Check your hose where it connects to the spigot. Run the water to the hose and watch for leaks. If you find a leak, get a new washer to ensure a tight connection. You may have to use pipe tape or a wrench.

Need a Charlotte Plumber?

If you need help identifying or fixing leaky pipes or leaky toilets, or even just to check your water meter and look for ways to save money on water bills, call us. We can help with any of the following tasks:

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Charlotte leak detection
Charlotte leak repair
Charlotte pipe replacement
Charlotte emergency plumbing services

We serve a 30-mile radius around Charlotte. Give us a call at 704-269-1066 or use our online contact form for immediate Charlotte emergency plumber services.

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Charlotte Plumber Tank and Tankless Water Heater Comparison

Posted on September 27, 2013 by ER Plumbing

Charlotte Plumber Comparison: Tank and Tankless Water Heater Comparison

Is your Charlotte tank water heater getting old? Are you worried that your tank water heater isn’t performing the way it should? Are you running out of hot water quickly? Seeing rusty water coming through when you run the hot water? Do you find that your family has outgrown your current tank water heater, making it so you never have enough hot water when you need it?

When you install a new water heater, you are making a big investment, so you want to make the wisest choice possible. The following Charlotte tank water heater and tankless water heater comparison will help you determine which type of water heater is best for your situation.

You Will Need a New Tank Water Heater If…

You plan on staying in your home for less than ten years
You need to stay within a strict budget
You don’t tend to use a lot of hot water all at one time of day

This is because tank water heaters usually start to peter out after about ten years. They are less expensive than tankless water heaters, and then are limited in capacity. That means you may experience problems with not getting enough hot water for your family in the mornings or right before bed, whenever you tend to bathe and run the dishwasher and washing machine.

You Will Need a New Tankless Water Heater If…

You plan on staying in your home for more than ten years
You can invest now to save money in the long run
You need a lot of hot water all at once

This is because tankless water heaters last up to twenty years, which is twice as long as tank water heaters. They do cost more than tank water heaters, but they are definitely the better buy – you will save on energy costs and won’t have to replace the heater for a long time. You will also have continuous hot water – an endless supply of hot water. This is great for people who have big families or who need to get everyone bathed at the same time they are running appliances.

Let ER Plumbing Help You Compare Water Heaters in Charlotte

Need to choose a new hot water heater in Charlotte? Let ER Plumbing walk you through your options. We’ve been serving the Charlotte area for two decades, and we know our water heaters. Call 704-269-1066 or contact us today for details.

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Charlotte Plumber Gives Advice: How to Unclog a Clogged Pipe or Drain

Posted on September 20, 2013 by ER Plumbing

Charlotte Plumber Gives Advice: How to Unclog a Clogged Pipe or Drain

Do you have a clogged pipe somewhere? Wondering why that toilet isn’t flushing right or that sink isn’t draining properly? Have you got sewage backing up into a downstairs toilet or sink and don’t know why it’s happening or what to do about it?

There are many types of clogged pipes and drains. The trick to unclogging a clogged pipe is to:

Identify what kind of blockage you are dealing with
Get the right tools for the job
Work carefully to break up and flush out the blockage
Know your limits – and when it’s necessary to call a professional so you don’t hurt yourself or your plumbing

The following are typical clogged pipe scenarios, complete with advice on how to solve the problem of a backed up drain or pipe.

Isolated Sink is Not Draining Properly

If your problem is isolated to one sink, you’ve probably got a localized blockage in the pipe leaving that sink drain. Open the drain and use a 99-cent Zip it to see if you can remove hair and other gunk that may have collected there. Then graduate to a flexible snake, again trying to snag and pull out any material that is causing a blockage.

Next try running boiling water with liquid dishwashing detergent down the drain. Once you’ve poured the hot soapy water into the sink, put on safety goggles and use a toilet plunger to try plunging the drain.

If the drain is still not draining properly, call a plumber. Do not use harsh chemicals to try to break up the blockage. They usually do not work and will just make the drain unsafe for you or a plumber to try to unclog.

Clogged Toilet

If your standard plunger is not doing the job, you’ll want to use a flexible snake to try to break up any blockage. Do not use harsh chemicals, and be sure to wear safety goggles as you snake and plunge alternatively. Beware of the high-power snakes and hydrojetters sold at hardware stores – if you are not trained in using this equipment, you can seriously damage your pipes or hurt yourself.

Call a plumber if you can’t break up the blockage with standard equipment – the blockage may be beyond reach or too solidly lodged to be safely removed without professional equipment.

Sewage is Backing Up Into Downstairs Toilet

If you’ve got sewage backing up into a downstairs toilet, your problem is far bigger than something that got flushed down the toilet. This is a sign that you’ve got a major blockage deep in the pipes that lead from your home to the city sewer main.

These blockages are usually caused by tree roots. Chances are, something happened to cause a hairline crack in your sewer line. Tree roots, searching for water, found that hairline crack and grew into your pipe, clogging it.

You’ll need a professional plumber to solve this problem.

Need a Charlotte Plumber to Clear Your Drain or Unclog a Pipe?

Give us a call at 704-269-1066 or contact us via our online form for help. We are Charlotte plumbers, serving the Charlotte and surrounding area for over 20 years. We’re open all year round, 24/7, so we can help you when you need help, without delay.

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Charlotte Plumbing Advice: Locate Your Clean Out Valve to Deal With Clogged Pipes

Posted on September 10, 2013 by ER Plumbing

Charlotte Plumbing Advice: How to Locate Your Clean Out Valve

If your pipes get clogged, you’ll need to open your clean out valve. You’ll need to know how to locate your clean out valve so the plumber can check out the pipes and see if the sewer line is clear or plugged up. That’s why we’re committed to teaching Charlotte how to do simple plumbing tasks like locating your clean out valve.

What is a Clean Out Valve?

Your clean out valve is a white cap that can be opened to give you or a plumber access to the inside of the pipes leading from your house to the sewer main line. The valve is around 3 to 4 inches in diameter and will be made of plastic or metal. Most clean out valves are white plastic.

When Will I Need to Locate My Clean Out Valve?

Think about how hard it is to get to the plumbing in your home. Most of the plumbing pipes are inside walls, in your basement or crawl space, under dirt or concrete, or under the road in front of your home. If one of your pipes gets backed up, you won’t be able to find out where the blockage is located without getting access to the inside of your pipes. Plumbers clear out clogged pipes by opening the clean out valve and using heavy equipment to snake out or hydrojet out the blockage.

How to Locate a Clean Out Valve

Follow these instructions to find your clean out valve:

Look for the manhole that sits over the sewer line in the street in front of your house. You may need to ask the city to send someone out to show you which manhole indicates the connection to your sewer main line for your home.
Stand in front of that manhole in the street. Now face your home and start walking towards your home in a straight line. Your clean out valve is somewhere between that manhole and your home. Search the ground as you walk, looking for that white or metal round cap.
If you aren’t able to see the clean out valve (it may be buried under grass or dirt, or be located in your flower bed), venture into your crawl space or basement and look for a pipe that is coming from a bathroom in your house. Follow this pipe until you figure out where that pipe goes into the wall that would be at the front of your house (facing the street). Return outside and poke around in the grass and dirt in front of the house around the area where you saw the pipe go into the wall.

Once you find your clean out valve, make sure to mark the area or make it clear where it is so you can find it easily the next time.

Charlotte Clogged Pipes

Do you have a backed up pipe here in Charlotte? If your pipes are clogged or are not draining properly, let ER Plumbing Services come to your rescue. We’ve got over 20 years of experience dealing with clogged Charlotte pipes.

We’re open 24/7, 365 days a year, so we can help you with your problem day or night, right when you need us.

Call 704-269-1066 or use our online contact form for help locating your clean out valve, dealing with clogged pipes, or assistance with any Charlotte emergency plumbing issues.

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Why Does My Water Temperature Change From Hot to Cold or Cold to Hot?

Posted on September 4, 2013 by ER Plumbing

Why Does My Water Temperature Change From Hot to Cold or Cold to Hot?

Have you been in the middle of an enjoyable shower, only to be shocked by super hot water that then turns colder?

Problem: Shower Water Suddenly Gets Hotter and Then Colder When Someone Flushes the Toilet

If you are getting shocked in the shower with blasts of hot and cold water when someone flushes the toilet, your water delivery system is set up in a trunk and branch configuration. That means you have one large pipe running from one end of your home to the other with smaller pipes branching off to individual appliances and faucets.

When one branch needs water (such as someone flushing the toilet), that branch suddenly siphons off some cold water. Your shower gets hotter for a moment while the toilet fills (and the cold water is sent to the toilet), but then that cold water becomes available again, mixing with the hot water going to shower, resulting in a drop in temperature.

In some cases, you’ll discover you suddenly get blasts of cold water while taking a hot shower. This happens when someone uses another appliance or faucet that requires hot water, like the kitchen sink, the dishwasher or even the clothes washer (if it is set to warm or hot.)

You can get scalded by blasts of hot water if your water heater isn’t set to a low enough temperature. Be sure to pay attention to the scalding warning on the heater if you are at risk of getting hot water blasts. If you are at risk of hot water blasts, keep the water heater set to 120 degrees to avoid scalding.

Solutions to Temperature Fluctuations in the Shower Caused by Toilet Flushing

You can solve this problem one of four ways.

1. The cheapest way to solve the problem is to close the water supply valve (just a little) to slow down how quickly your toilets fill with water.

2. You can also install a mixing valve, which will balance the mixing of the hot and cold water regardless of fluctuations of use.

3. You can also replace your toilets with low-flush toilets, which require less water. This will make it such that less cold water is siphoned off whenever someone flushes, resulting in a smaller change in shower water temperature. This will also lower your water bill and benefit the environment.

4. If you live in an older house and need a major plumbing overhaul, you can talk to your plumber about widening the main trunk pipe or revamping the water delivery system to include a central load balancing manifold. Your plumber will know what you’re talking about, and you’ll take care of your temperature fluctuation problems.

Need Help With Water Temperature Problems?

Call 704-269-1066 or use our online contact form for immediate help with your water temperature problems. ER Plumbing Services is available 24/7 365 days a year. We offer over two decades of experience, serving the Charlotte area.

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Charlotte Water Filtration Systems: Water Quality Myths and Facts

Myth #1: If my water has been treated at a municipal treatment facility, it’s safe to drink.

Myth #2: I live in Charlotte, so I’ll never have to worry about a boil water advisory.

Myth #3: My fridge has a filtration system, so I don’t need to purify any further.

Considering a Charlotte Water Filtration System?

Learn More About Charlotte Water Quality Here

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Let ER Plumbing Services Help You With Charlotte Plumbing Needs

We’ve been in the business for over two decades. Call us at 704-269-1066 or contact us through our online form here. We’re open 24/7, 365 days a year, Charlotte plumbers you can count on!

Charlotte Water Heater Making a Rumbling Sound?

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Charlotte Plumber Offers Tips to Prevent Plumbing Expenses

Check Your Water Meter

Check for a Leaky Toilet

Look For Evidence of Leaky Pipes or Fittings

Examine Your Garden Hose Connection

Need a Charlotte Plumber?

We serve a 30-mile radius around Charlotte. Give us a call at 704-269-1066 or use our online contact form for immediate Charlotte emergency plumber services.

Charlotte Plumber Comparison: Tank and Tankless Water Heater Comparison

You Will Need a New Tank Water Heater If…

You Will Need a New Tankless Water Heater If…

Let ER Plumbing Help You Compare Water Heaters in Charlotte

Charlotte Plumber Gives Advice: How to Unclog a Clogged Pipe or Drain

Isolated Sink is Not Draining Properly

Clogged Toilet

Sewage is Backing Up Into Downstairs Toilet

Need a Charlotte Plumber to Clear Your Drain or Unclog a Pipe?

Give us a call at 704-269-1066 or contact us via our online form for help. We are Charlotte plumbers, serving the Charlotte and surrounding area for over 20 years. We’re open all year round, 24/7, so we can help you when you need help, without delay.

Charlotte Plumbing Advice: How to Locate Your Clean Out Valve

What is a Clean Out Valve?

When Will I Need to Locate My Clean Out Valve?

How to Locate a Clean Out Valve

Charlotte Clogged Pipes

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Why Does My Water Temperature Change From Hot to Cold or Cold to Hot?

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