Recent content by DIYinATX

A year later and I'm still loving this setup. I turned it off during the summer and then just turned it back on again a month ago. Added bonus - my butt doesn't get shocked with freezing water when I use my bidet. :p For my next house or next remodel, I'm adding a dedicated return line. And a...

The Dr Heater manufacturer recommended this. What do you guys think? It would never have a shower head aimed at it, but it might get some random splashes here and there. The power outlet is external to the shower enclosure and 100% dry, so that part is fine...

hmmmm

It would get wet. It's a three person shower but water still splashes everywhere. I don't want to electrocute myself.

My existing medium-sized combo exhaust/heater from Panasonic takes a while to heat things up. Especially since it's exhausting all the heat it's putting out. I laugh at that.

Thanks, folks. The board didn't notify me of new posts for some reason. I like the ideas for the bathroom but they won't help much inside the enclosed shower.

Just kidding, I'm sure there's no such thing. At least not on a DIY'ers salary. I've got an enclosed shower (sized for three people) I use as my daily shower. During the winter, it gets pretty cool in there. My body is weird - I can handle hotter than average temps but am not good with low...

Hi, thanks. I don't have a softener yet. I was looking at where I should tap into for access to the incoming cold water supply (pre water-heater). The water heater was several feet tall and would feed down into that line.

The three pipes running upward are for my water heater (cold, hot & blowoff). Ignore the adapter mess at the top, I'm cleaning that up today. I'm guessing the mess at the bottom-right is where I'd have to tap into if I want to install a whole-house water cleaner. My pipes run under the slab...