Re: Electrical problems

In article <68hgqgF2sr5k9U2@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
Mikko Peltoniemi  <mikkopel@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> Charles Bishop wrote:
> 
> > Only if you don't size the feeder pipes correctly. That said, they do
> > something similar with radiant heating. Of course, they almost have to
or
> > you'd have valves way out yonder, rather in one location.
> 
> Sure. If you don't have enough flow coming in for both the toilet and
> the shower, either one is going to have to give up.
> 
> So is it an American thing to not size the pipes correctly? This
> phenomenon (getting hot water only from the shower when someone
> flushes the toilet) has happened in each place I've lived in the US.
> And of course it gets referenced in the popular culture a lot of
> times.
> 
> And on both coasts as well, even though building styles are very
> different between California and New York.

Maybe it's more likely to happen if the builder's not getting enough
profit otherwise and skimps on the piping?  That would be a constant
anywhere.

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