There are two issues related to setting a safe hot water temperature - one is preventing hot water burns, especially in infants and the elderly. The other is limiting the possibility of Legionella (legionaire's disease). Unfortunately, water heater temperatures which quickly kill Legionella are too hot for the skin - they will scald users unless the hot water system contains valves which will mix the very hot water with cooler water before it reaches the bathtub, shower, or sink.
Since the number of scald injuries far exceeds the occurrence of Legionella, the usual recommendation is to set a water heater temperature which delivers water between 120 and 125 degress F (about 50 degrees C) at the tap where it is used.
This is also a safe and effective temperature for cleaning clothes and washing dishes (unless commercial level sanitization is required, but most dishwashers with this function will heat the water internally to the required temperature).
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DeLonghi heaters are safe to keep in home. This brand of home heaters has a automatic shut off. If this heater brand tips over or becomes over heated it is made to shut off on it's own.
Yes, it is generally safe to transport water heaters on their side, but it is recommended to consult the manufacturer's guidelines to ensure proper handling and prevent damage.
Households can ensure their water heaters are set to safe hot water temperatures by adjusting the thermostat to 120 degrees Fahrenheit or below. This can help prevent scalding accidents and protect household members, especially children and the elderly, from burns. Regularly checking and adjusting the temperature settings can help maintain a safe environment in the home.
Most are not safe. some have a safety feature that makes them safe. They turn off if fumes get to high. Read the safety instructions.
My new house as electric baseboard heaters. Are they safe for pets and babies?
Gas water heaters CAN be more dangerous than electric ones if they are allowed to fall into disrepair. If you keep your water heater maintained, then they are just as safe as their electric counterparts.
As long as it is classified as "1k water clear" Ask the attendant to be sure.
Sometimes. Oil-filled space heaters, which are fire-safe are preferable. Regular electrical space heaters can be used if they are placed in safe places, and turned off before leaving work.
Space Heaters have inherent safety risks.They are best used only in small areas where you have no other options.
The best range of temperature is between 110*F and 130*F
Yes, propane heaters are safe if you follow a few precautions. www.propanefl.com/safety_tips.htm gives a comprehensive list of safety tips.