How many keurigs would I need to daisy chain together to replace a water heater in an average house?RankWeis@sh.itjust.works to No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world – 157 points – 1 years ago25Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all comments12 ounces in a Keurig. 5120 ounces in a 40 gallon hot water heater. Around 427. Except you don’t need all 40 gallons at once. You only need to match the flow rate out of the shower head.It would still be a hell of a lot of Keurigs for a 10-minute shower.Personally, I brew a cup with a keurig, pour it on my head, brew another one, pour it... and keep going until all the soap is rinsed off.There's nothing like a scalding hot coffee shower in the morningThe milk cools it down a lot.Genius!
12 ounces in a Keurig. 5120 ounces in a 40 gallon hot water heater. Around 427. Except you don’t need all 40 gallons at once. You only need to match the flow rate out of the shower head.It would still be a hell of a lot of Keurigs for a 10-minute shower.Personally, I brew a cup with a keurig, pour it on my head, brew another one, pour it... and keep going until all the soap is rinsed off.There's nothing like a scalding hot coffee shower in the morningThe milk cools it down a lot.Genius!
Except you don’t need all 40 gallons at once. You only need to match the flow rate out of the shower head.It would still be a hell of a lot of Keurigs for a 10-minute shower.Personally, I brew a cup with a keurig, pour it on my head, brew another one, pour it... and keep going until all the soap is rinsed off.There's nothing like a scalding hot coffee shower in the morningThe milk cools it down a lot.Genius!
It would still be a hell of a lot of Keurigs for a 10-minute shower.Personally, I brew a cup with a keurig, pour it on my head, brew another one, pour it... and keep going until all the soap is rinsed off.There's nothing like a scalding hot coffee shower in the morningThe milk cools it down a lot.Genius!
Personally, I brew a cup with a keurig, pour it on my head, brew another one, pour it... and keep going until all the soap is rinsed off.There's nothing like a scalding hot coffee shower in the morningThe milk cools it down a lot.Genius!
12 ounces in a Keurig.
5120 ounces in a 40 gallon hot water heater.
Around 427.
Except you don’t need all 40 gallons at once.
You only need to match the flow rate out of the shower head.
It would still be a hell of a lot of Keurigs for a 10-minute shower.
Personally, I brew a cup with a keurig, pour it on my head, brew another one, pour it... and keep going until all the soap is rinsed off.
There's nothing like a scalding hot coffee shower in the morning
The milk cools it down a lot.
Genius!