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| Posted: Wed Dec 16th, 2009 10:33 pm |
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mccordsnn Member
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After reading the information on this forum I thought I would provide a short unsolicited and non-endorsed review of the Eternal GU-32 DV that I just purchased. First, although I was somewhat skeptical when I purchased this unit I am extremely happy to report that it works as advertised... I never thought I would go out of my way to give a review on a water heater, but this one has really surprised me and my family. It is extremely efficient and consistently delivers hot water on demand. I have to admit that after my initial positive impression I have been trying to find a flaw with this unit by running multiple showers, dishwashers, washers, and fossetts simultaniously. Amazingly, it has kept delivering hot water (131F) on demand regardless of what we've done to undermine the advertised capabilities.
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| Posted: Thu Dec 17th, 2009 12:53 am |
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Ej Member
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How about a picture of the heater with you and your family standing around it. Thanks.
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| Posted: Thu Dec 17th, 2009 02:31 am |
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elenano GCF-GL
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I'm the administrator of this forum. It IS unusual for people to give reviews of water heaters. If you look at how this string started, there is the appearance of a sales rep talking up the Eternal, which I have heard is, in fact, a pretty good heater, once you get past the initial cost. So I'm curious: what brought you here and why did you decide to hunt up this topic, which is an old one? Forgive me for being suspicious, but I don't like companies using me as an advertising medium and one way to do that is to make sure a string favorable to them is at the top of The Tank. Randy Schuyler
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| Posted: Thu Apr 29th, 2010 11:15 pm |
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kimmer Member
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I know this thread hasn't had a post for a while, but can anyone who owns an 'Eternal' give me an idea of the savings you have seen on your utility bills. Yes, I understand my savings will be different based on our local rates, etc, I'm just looking for an idea. I have one plumber who is saying the Eternal is the way to go, but the cost is $3400 installed... although we will get $150 Focus on Energy rebate, and a 30% tax credit, which will get us down to just over $2000 when it's all said and done. Thanks, Kimmer
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