Instant Water Heater - Recommendations

[Ong88]

Originally Posted by si|ver

Sometimes early morning or late night need shower...
scared cold

Maybe I used to it.

But agree, can be chilling in early a.m
I do use hot water in kitchen when too early.

[si|ver]

Originally Posted by Ong88

Maybe I used to it.

But agree, can be chilling in early a.m
I do use hot water in kitchen when too early.

Esp between 4am to 6am...
freezing...

[Ong88]

Originally Posted by si|ver

Esp between 4am to 6am...
freezing...

Yup

But love the wake up the system shock

[markuslee]

Never thought of using rain shower? Install a rain shower with storage heater, shiok.
Why use instant heater which usually have low water pressure.

Hob use rinnai rb2cg, made in Japan.

[si|ver]

Originally Posted by markuslee

Never thought of using rain shower? Install a rain shower with storage heater, shiok.
Why use instant heater which usually have low water pressure.

Hob use rinnai rb2cg, made in Japan.

Hmmm... i dun think I will be using a rain shower often
Insant heater will be the practical 1 for me in the long run, despite having its flaws...

rinnai rb2cg, made in japan, exp
I no have so much moolah..
I can only go for money-for-value ones..
Looking at:

1. RB-29FVSV (B)
2. RB-7302S-GBS
3. RB-7502D-GBSM

Prices all rather close, dunno what differences, need find out...
And i haven even started on the hoods.... and built-in-oven..
this is draining life out of me...

[tweety bird]

water storage has inconsistency of temperature
Actually the water storage tank need to do cleaning?

[loveikan]

Originally Posted by si|ver

Sometimes early morning or late night need shower...
scared cold

Just get used to it.
Have not been using water heater since army days, .......only it when i have to travel to colder country.

[globalcookie]

Stove.
3 burner is better due to the different flame available, even for less cooking. If price difference isn't much, might as well get 3 burner.

Heater
Instant need not waste time boiling but temperature inconsistent (eg when you turn on, the early flow tends to be much hotter.

Storage heater more practical as you can boil once and maybe use for 2 showers.

Cold Shower
Indeed most of the time, no need heater. I only use it once in awhile (mostly year end to beginning of the year, where it keeps raining)

[markuslee]

Originally Posted by si|ver

Hmmm... i dun think I will be using a rain shower often
Insant heater will be the practical 1 for me in the long run, despite having its flaws...

rinnai rb2cg, made in japan, exp
I no have so much moolah..
I can only go for money-for-value ones..
Looking at:

1. RB-29FVSV (B)
2. RB-7302S-GBS
3. RB-7502D-GBSM

Prices all rather close, dunno what differences, need find out...
And i haven even started on the hoods.... and built-in-oven..
this is draining life out of me...

Btw 1 storage heater for 2 bathroom. Instant heater u need 2 for 2 bathroom. Unless u plan to install only 1 bathroom.

[foxwagon]

If not going to cook much or not at all, no need to use built in stove.

I have a portable single induction cooker (bought at Philips factory sale) which can be stowed away & hence have more kitchen top space. & never been used since. microwave oven also never used. usually eat outside or at parents place.