How Do You Install A Hot Water Recirculating Pump?
There’s nothing worse than getting into a cold shower in the morning and waiting for it to warm up. The delay in the arrival of the hot water is due to the distance it must travel from the hot water heater. To minimize this delay, we can use a hot water recirculating pump. By installing one of these units, your family can enjoy instant hot water in the shower, the bathtub, and from any sinks along the plumbing run. In addition, these pumps are known to be energy efficient because of the way they minimize waste of water, and the energy used to heat it. Installing a hot water recirculating pump is surprisingly easy, and can be completed by the average homeowner in just a few hours. Locate the plumbing fixture that is farthest from your hot water heater. This could be a sink, toilet, or shower. Installing the pump at this fixture will minimize energy waste. Turn off both the main water supply valves and the hot and cold water valves at the fixture you have selected for installation. Conne
