01-02-2018, 12:09 PM
Basically, what @HylianDev said.
Water heaters can only produce so much hot water at a time. If you take a long shower, especially if you're also using hot water to do dishes or laundry, the shower might begin to feel cooler after a while. However, heating water using a stove or microwave just uses a bit of electricity - it doesn't involve the water heater at all.
Also, it might be wise to spell-check your writing before you post.
Water heaters can only produce so much hot water at a time. If you take a long shower, especially if you're also using hot water to do dishes or laundry, the shower might begin to feel cooler after a while. However, heating water using a stove or microwave just uses a bit of electricity - it doesn't involve the water heater at all.
Also, it might be wise to spell-check your writing before you post.
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