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Thanks for the feedback. How do you find its efficiency? Having the tank of hot water under the sink - is it well insulated?

Hi,my hot water has stopped flowing out of the tap but cold and boiling still running as is all taps in the rest of the house,any idea wot the problem is, also does the end of the top unscrew myself and daughter have both tried,thanks in advance 😊

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I did that without the video about 9m ago and to this day I wake up at night dreaming about that clip... Where I can get that filter cartridge from?

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I've recently had one of the Quooker taps fitted. I was a bit concerned about the running costs of keeping water constantly available on the boil. After doing some monitoring with it connected to a smart socket I can see that the unit consumes about 210 watts in a 24 hour period when not in use (UK in September, ambient temperature around 19 degrees Celsius). This works out around £23 per year but I reckon that I'll easily save that in energy that hasn't been used when people overfill the kettle.

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When the filter replacement is due, does it automatically shut off the water supply or should you turn it off at the shut-off valve or stop-cock?

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See my comment above. These are marketed as a fancy new style of “tap”, or “electric tap”, or “instantaneous water heating tap”. They are nothing of the sort. What they are is a normal tap connected to a small electric water heater, a glorified electric shower. So yes, just boil your kettle, these electric water heaters aren’t cheap and generally you’ll be lucky to get much more than 5-6 years out of them, and that’s in a soft water area. Kettles, cheap as chips and just as effective. Filters are £50 for two, and they need changing latest every 6 months, every 3 if it’s a hard water area etc and they’re getting scaled up. Scale is formed at the hottest point, which is always the boiler, hence the filters. The heater itself isn’t listed as a spare, probably because when it packs up it’d be cheaper just to spend another £300 on the whole lot. And bear in mind, these Bower Palma ones are the dirt cheap end of the market, there’s only so much reliability you can expect. Having said all that, there’s absolutely nothing wrong with the principle of an instant water heater for your hot taps, in a smaller property, sink in the kitchen and basin in the bathroom, so one upstairs and one downstairs, but you’ll need the wiring in place already, which no one will have in the bathroom, and most people won’t have below the kitchen sink. So bear that in mind as an extra cost, and Heatrae Sadia are about the best of the bunch. They’re a UK firm, parts are readily available, unlike most of the tap variants. Good luck getting parts and repairing those heaters.

Thanks. Locate your leak and go from there is my suggestion.

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You’d probably want a non-return valve from the dishwasher so nothing can back up into the water heater.

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Cold water yes but not filtered water.

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It's not cheaper than kettle, anyone that tells you otherwise is an idiot. They however pretty cool and more convenient.

they are cheaper than a kettle , if u get a quooker one they’re very cost effecient

It maintains heat a tiny amount at a time. I've no data to prove its efficiency

Yes it is. It's actually plenty fast enough although may not look it on camera

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