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Is it time for you to consider installing a new hot water system? Choosing the right hot water system for your home is a crucial decision that impacts both your comfort and your energy bills.

As the icy grip of winter tightens its hold, there is one invaluable commodity that brings comfort and relief to countless households: hot water systems...

In order to help you choose the best type of hot water system for your needs, we look into the factors that affect how long your hot water system will last.

Solar energy is becoming a widely popular alternative source of water heating. So how does a solar hot water system work?

Find out how the different types of electric hot water systems work. And their pros and cons.

An instantaneous gas hot water system is a very common type of hot water system that you can find in today's homes. It heats up the water in a matter of seconds, which is a major advantage over other types of systems. But do they require electricity to run?

If you've just found out that your hot water system is leaking, you need to know that this isn't a problem you can ignore. Here's what to do.

Find out which hot water suits you best. We give you a quick read on Electric, Gas and Solar Hot Water Systems.

Aren't all hot water systems the same? Don't they just supply hot water? ...

Have you ever had a lukewarm shower? Are your showers not as hot as what they used to be? ...

Have you noticed your drinking water out of the tap is cloudy or milky (also known as white water)? ...

Bosch heaters are a top choice for any household in Australia, but this does not mean that they are immune to faults or glitches.

Here are the most common error codes for Rinnai water systems and exactly how to fix them.

If you are in the market for a new hot water system and can't decide between a gas or electric hot water system, we have compared the pros and cons of various types and makes to help you make an informed decision.

Hot water is an essential thing in you're bathroom, what many people don't realise is that it brings dangerous hazards that need to be acknowledged to be avoided ...

If you have just discovered that you have no hot water when you turn on your taps, here is how to solve it.

The very first thing to do when you have noticed that there is no hot water when you turn on your taps is to see if the pilot light in your Rheem hot water system has extinguished.

Nothing can be worse than coming home from a hard day's work and jumping in the shower expecting a hot, relaxing shower yet no matter how hot you turn the tap, the water is lukewarm at best.

No one enjoys a cold shower, least of all when it comes unexpectedly on a winter's day. If you have a large family or are living in a share-house, trying to juggle bathroom schedules is a nightmare in itself.

No-one wants a cold shower, particularly not on a freezing winter's morning. Whilst the weather is heating up at the moment.

While a water heater leak may just seem like a small nuisance that can be fixed later on, it can actually turn into a bigger problem than you think as even the smallest amount of water ...

Gas hot water systems are generally reliable and long-lasting water heaters, but that is not to say they do not come with their own problems every now and again.

Did you know that it is recommended for your hot water heater to be serviced every five years?

One massive mistake most homeowners are making is that they aren't maintaining or taking care of their Hot Water Systems.

This has been around for a while now, but its purpose is that important that every homeowner with an internal Hot Water System needs to have it.

When rusty water comes out of taps and faucets it is easy to freak out instantly, what you need to keep in mind though, is that rusty looking water can come out of a tap after plumbing work has been recently carried out of if there have been recent heavy rains.

So, your hot water system has stopped working and you're wondering what to do. Here is a step by step checklist on what you can do to determine the problem.

Did you know that a hot water system can make up almost 30% of an average Australian household's total electricity bill?

Its winter again and for plumbing it means an increase in broken or leaking hot water systems brought on by the cold weather.

Everyone loves a nice hot shower, and there is nothing more frustrating than a cold shower.

On the 28th of February 2012 the Federal Government announced that the Renewable Energy Bonus Scheme was over.