In our last post, we talked about the five ways to cut your energy bills with your water heater. In this week’s post, we’ll focus on the last of those five – using less hot water – in more detail.
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Propane water heaters are the unsung heroes of home comfort – without them, you’d be taking cold showers, eating off dinner plates that are less than squeaky clean and wearing clothing that never quite looks or feels “right.”
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You may think of propane simply as the fuel in the tank under your outdoor grill – and if you do, you’re missing out on one of the most versatile, powerful, and eco-friendly ways to power your home.
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Holidays are a time to relax with family and friends in your warm, cozy North Carolina home – but sometimes your heating system has other plans.
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If you heat your home Rand Wade propane, you already know it’s one of the safest sources of energy around. But like any fuel source, you need to take a certain amount of care to use it safely – and you have to know what to do if a problem arises.
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If you’re like most people these days (and we’re guessing you are), your fall and winter can get pretty busy, with school, sports, family obligations and the holidays all competing for space in your mind and on your calendar.
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Most of us have a basement or spare room that we avoid using in the fall and winter because it’s too cold or drafty. But what if you could find a cost effective way to take that edge off and start enjoying that room again?
You can, thanks to today’s propane space heaters.
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Why pay to re-heat water?
That’s a question that designers answered when they created the tankless water heater – a system that instantly heats as much water as you need, and only the water you need, to power your shower, wash your dishes, and keep your laundry clean.
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It seems like anything can happen in today’s unpredictable world – which is why finding things we can count on is so important.
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When it comes to propane appliances, efficiency is really about finding the right-sized tool for the task – choose equipment that’s too large or too small for the job you’re asking it to do and it will cost you energy – and money – needlessly.
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