I have just installed a Rheem hot water system. Does anyone know whether the booster switch on the wall should be turned on at all times, ie., 24/7? Or it only needs to be turned on when you need the hot water? Thanks🙏
Hey Jim! I've searched online, and this is what I found: For most Rheem hot water systems, the booster switch is typically only used when you need extra hot water quickly. It doesn’t need to be left on 24/7, as keeping it on constantly can use more electricity than necessary. Your standard hot water use will usually be handled by the main system without the booster. It’s always a good idea to check your specific model’s manual, as some systems may have different settings or recommendations.
 
Hi ya'll,
I am Chris from Australind - WA - one of the new kid's on this block ;)
Excited to being a part of this club, interested in finding any discounts to help benefit me in making my life a little easier.
I'm always looking for new creative things to do, mad keen gardener, love pot plants, furniture restorer & adore repairing broken concrete garden statues/gnome's giving them a second chance to impress instead of being cast out into rubbish tip.
Have a talking male budgie named "Buddy" and my life companion is Maltese- Shih Tzu - Toy Poodle boy named "Mydnite" (Mydi for short) - he is black in colour hence the name. He loves to play soccer, fetch & chasey, so he keeps me young.
Thanx for listening to me, have a great day!
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Hi Chris! Welcome to the SDC community! It’s wonderful to have you join us from Australind. If you’re after some laughs, check out our Jokes and Fun forum, for a bit of brain-teasing entertainment try Games, and if you love gardening or DIY projects, our Cooking & Recipes forum is perfect for sharing ideas and discovering new tips. Looking forward to hearing more from you! Here's to more adventures and great conversations! Cheers!
 
Thank you, I've heard only good things about this club so hope I may meet some interesting and like minded people. I'm 81 years young, pretty handicapped these days but still enjoying life and making the most of it.
I'm just joining so want to say hello
Hi @carolynArtistB ! Welcome to the SDC community! Pleasure to have you onboard! This is a fantastic place to meet new friends and explore a variety of interests. Is there anything specific you're keen on diving into? Any hobbies or favourite pastimes? Feel free to explore the different forums and join any conversation that catches your eye. If you’re looking for a bit of light-hearted fun, you might enjoy our Jokes & Fun subforum, or if you've got a knack for games, our Games subforum is a blast! Looking forward to seeing you around and getting to know you better! If you need any help navigating the site or have any questions, don't hesitate to ask. Here's to more adventures and great conversations! Cheers!
 

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