By allowing hot water to arrive before turning on a faucet, it reduces the loss of water down the drain, which, in turn, saves water, sewage, and energy costs. Average savings is 20 gallons of water per day per two-person family.
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- Can I splice from an existing outlet or do I need a designated plug?
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- Do I need to have an electric outlet installed for the Metlund D'MAND System?
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- How much will the Metlund D'MAND System increase my electrical bill?
- How much pressure will be added to my water line?
- How long and how much will it cost me to have a plumber install the Metlund D'MAND System?
- Is major plumbing involved?
- Do I need to run a return line back to the water heater?
- If I install the Metlund D'MAND System under my sink, will my shower have hot water too?
- Do I have to install the Metlund D'MAND System at the furthest fixture from the water heater?
- How much space will I lose under my sink?
- How long does it take for hot water to arrive?
- Is a System needed for each fixture?
- Can I install the Metlund D'MAND System myself?
- How can I determine how my home is plumbed or where my furthest fixture is in my home?
- Can I turn my water heater to a lower setting?
- Can I install multiple buttons?
- Can I use the wireless remote control buttons and hard-wired buttons at the same time?
