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Water Heater Nightmares!
Hello everyone,
This post isn’t as bad as the title seems. My husband and I are closing on a duplex in a few days, but I can’t stop thinking about the water heaters in each kitchen. The water heaters are located right where a dishwasher would be, flush with the cabinets. Is it worth relocating? Any alternatives? I couldn’t extend the countertops and install cabinets to cover the water heaters, they’re too tall. Suggestions are appreciated. Thank you.
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Originally posted by @Maya Torres:
I agree it would be a hassle, probably not one I’m willing to go through. I’m not sure if there’s enough space in the attic but it’s something I can look into. Thanks.
DO NOT DO THE ATTIC . Its too hot in the summer and too cold in the winter . And when something leaks it isnt pretty