Assertion: water heater's water | /r/CapableOf | stand in pipe
Facets:
value: between the heater
type: LOCATION
value: after turning the heater
type: TEMPORAL
value: always
type: TEMPORAL
value: similarly
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: With a central water heater of any type, any cold water standing in the pipes between the heater and the point-of-use is dumped down the drain as hot water travels from the heater.
text: Hot water will always remain in the pipe after you're done using it, where it rapidly cools down - and it'll always take a while for fresh hot water to push it out of the way.
text: Similarly, when you shut off the hot-water faucet, hot water stays in the pipes, losing its heat over time.
text: (a small amount of energy is lost when some heated water stays in the pipe when you turn off the water).
text: With a central water heater of any type, any cold water standing in the pipes between the heater and the point-of-use is dumped down the drain as hot water travels from the heater.
text: In a conventional system with a central water heater, any cold water standing in the pipes between the heater and the point-of-use is dumped down the drain as hot water travels from the heater.
text: Coldwater sandwich effect is the common problem of tankless water heater, the hot water remains in the pipe after turning the heater off, followed by unheated cold water, causing fluctuation in the using process.