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Forum: Renovations & New Construction

08-09-23, 04:40 PM

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Methods for cooling incoming city water supply?

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Posted By Elcam84

Unfortunately there isn't room in the casing for...

Unfortunately there isn't room in the casing for that. There is barely enough room for the pump and the drop pipe.

I did just test to see what our current water temp is and it was...

Forum: Renovations & New Construction

08-08-22, 08:37 PM

Replies: 10

Methods for cooling incoming city water supply?

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Posted By Elcam84

Yeah it's a pretty common issue here. It's up to...

Yeah it's a pretty common issue here. It's up to just over 90* now... Short run to the main as well. The main is only a 2" pipe and dates back from 1960 or so.
As for burying it deeper... My...

Forum: Renovations & New Construction

07-07-22, 01:24 PM

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Methods for cooling incoming city water supply?

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Posted By Elcam84

Yeah once water starts warming up then Legionella...

Yeah once water starts warming up then Legionella starts becoming an issue. Our water for the house is from the city and our house is far the the front and side of the lot which means our line from...

Forum: Renovations & New Construction

07-06-22, 05:53 PM

Replies: 10

Methods for cooling incoming city water supply?

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Posted By Elcam84

Methods for cooling incoming city water supply?

This is something that is an issue here in Crematoria (Texas) for about 3 months out of the year. Our incoming city water is quite warm for those months. It will generally be somewhere between 80-85*...

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