On Thu, 1 Jun 2000 wrote:
>>The temperature is no issue?
>
> It shouldn't be - commercial-spec components are rated for 0-70C (-32 -
>158F), while your hot-water heater is only set to about 120F (or _should_
>be!).
Hmmm...well we set ours a little higher, so it'll last longer, but
aside from that, it's gas. (Warmer, cooler, but no numbers on the
dial.) Any easy way of determining the temp? Do y'all think that a
thermo under the tap would be accurate enough?
Remy LeBeau
The early bird gets the worm, but the second mouse gets the cheese.
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