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In article <chris.75.00FE8D82@the.citynet.com> chris@the.citynet.com (Christopher Schumacher) writes:
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>From: chris@the.citynet.com (Christopher Schumacher)
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>Subject: Waste Conservation Checklist for the Home, Page 13
>Date: Tue, 12 Sep 1995 12:50:30
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>                        WHEN BUILDING OR REMODELING


>HAVE DONE   WILL DO


>                     Group bathrooms, laundry, and kitchen in one general area 
>                     to avoid long plumbing lines thus reducing amount of 
>                     water run to get hot water.


>                     Locate water heater near area where hottest water is 
>                     needed.  That is usually in the kitchen/laundry area.


>                     Plan landscaping and gardening to minimize watering 
>                     requirements.


>                     If remodeling or building, locate the hot water heater as 
>                     close as possible to the bathroom, kitchen, and laundry 
>                     areas.  The closer the faucet the heater is, less water 
>                     has to be run through pipes.  For this reason, it's 
>                     sometimes better to have two smaller water heaters:  
>                     one located in the kitchen area; and, one in the bathroom 
>                     area, when the distances between the two areas are great.
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