The Girl Who Likes It Hot

The hot water heater is too small for the jacuzzi so people raise the temperature to very high dangerous levels.

Once upon a time, there was a nice girl who liked to take hot baths. When she moved into her nice house, she saw that she had a nice bathroom Jacuzzi. She filled up this whirlpool and found the water to be only eighty degrees. This was too cold. She saw an HVTV home show that showed how to turn up the water heater to a hotter temperature. She turn the dial counter clockwise to where is said VERY HOT. She filled up her hot tub and it was a nice warn temperature of 102 F. In the morning, she put the very hot water from her faucet into her tea cup and put in a tea bag. She was happy with her very hot tea and her very warm Jacuzzi. Then one day a home inspector came to the home to inspect. He tested the water temperature and found it to be 175 degrees Fahrenheit. He told her that she can burn her skin in 2 seconds at 150 degrees Fahrenheit. He also told her that she can get 3rd degree skin burns at 175 degrees Fahrenheit. The home inspector told her to turn down the hot water heater to a safe hot water temperature of 118 F. Then he told her if she wanted to use her 80 gallon Jacuzzi, she would need a larger water heater that was at least 2/3 the size capacity of her 80 gallon Jacuzzi. He told he she needed a 60-75 gallon hot water heater. This made her very sad and now she is saving up $1200 to buy an new larger water heater. The end.
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Water in furace.

If water is dripping out of your furnace (water in furnace) while the AC air conditioner is running and, HVAC, or Heat pump, you most probably have a blocked condensate drain pipe.
Grains of moisture are taken out of the warm house air as the air moves across the coils which carry the refrigerant that are located inside your furnace. These grains of moisture condensate onto these coils. This lowers the indoor humidity, dehumidifies, and provides cool conditioned air. This condensate drips into a drain pan and is discharged. If this drain pan is dirty, or the discharge pipe is plugged or clogged, water overflows and backs up into your furnace. This problem can also be caused be the fan speed, problem coolant fluid levels, or other issues. This is why you need to call a trained HVAC man. This dripping water can short out your HVAC circuit board, it can rust your heat exchanger, and it can create rust in your heat exchanger burner orifices. This can potentially created incomplete combustion during the heating season which can result in carbon monoxide poisoning. If your furnace is leaking, turn off the AC, dry up everything you can dry up, plug in your Home Depot dehumidifier, and call your certified HVAC contractor. Additionally, make sure that the company you call is also combustion CO Carbon monoxide certified so they can perform a combustion analysis test on your heating unit so it will not cause carbon monoxide poisoning. For more information, please watch more videos on the ClevelandMarko YouTube channel. Please subscribe to this channel. You can also go the http://houseinvestigations.com for more information. Thank you for watching

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