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Hmm.. Off the tap and on again? You mean u don't have to wrap a towel around yourself and run to the heater at the service yard to activate it again?

hahaahhaha... of course not! :jawdrop: that is the best thing about gas heater. When you on the tap, then the heater will know you want hot water, then it will auto turn on the gas, then the sparker (like lighting gas stove with a match) will be activated then flame will come on. The flame will heat up the water then you have hot water from the tap. All these within seconds! :sport-smiley-004:

so if the flame got blown off, then you just need to off the tap. Then on again, and the heater will know you want hot water, then the whole process starts again.

 

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hahaahhaha... of course not! :jawdrop: that is the best thing about gas heater. When you on the tap, then the heater will know you want hot water, then it will auto turn on the gas, then the sparker (like lighting gas stove with a match) will be activated then flame will come on. The flame will heat up the water then you have hot water from the tap. All these within seconds! :sport-smiley-004:

so if the flame got blown off, then you just need to off the tap. Then on again, and the heater will know you want hot water, then the whole process starts again.

Hehehe...

 

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you just laugh?? i hope you understand what i typed... hehehe..

Yes yes yes, I do understand... Laughing at my own stupidity and was hoping that you will say 'no I don't wrap a towel, I run out naked' (just joking, no offense) :sport-smiley-004:

 

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i hate the $100 charge to "CONNECT" the gas pipe to the hob.

i mean when they come to "CONNECT/INSTALL" the gas heater it was a lot more work, and it's free.

so when you compare the "connect gas to hob" which takes only 5 minutes, you don't see that rationale, other than it is a monopoly pricing.

the gas heater is also pretty unstable. (it may be just my unit) i had the gas setting "perfected" two weeks ago, and suddenly it does not work anymore. i had to change the settings to get it to work the same way it used to be. very frustrating if you are in the middle of a bath.

 

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i hate the $100 charge to "CONNECT" the gas pipe to the hob.

i mean when they come to "CONNECT/INSTALL" the gas heater it was a lot more work, and it's free.

so when you compare the "connect gas to hob" which takes only 5 minutes, you don't see that rationale, other than it is a monopoly pricing.

the gas heater is also pretty unstable. (it may be just my unit) i had the gas setting "perfected" two weeks ago, and suddenly it does not work anymore. i had to change the settings to get it to work the same way it used to be. very frustrating if you are in the middle of a bath.

What?! They charge $100 to connect gas pipe to the hob? Daylight robbery!

 

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i hate the $100 charge to "CONNECT" the gas pipe to the hob.

i mean when they come to "CONNECT/INSTALL" the gas heater it was a lot more work, and it's free.

so when you compare the "connect gas to hob" which takes only 5 minutes, you don't see that rationale, other than it is a monopoly pricing.

the gas heater is also pretty unstable. (it may be just my unit) i had the gas setting "perfected" two weeks ago, and suddenly it does not work anymore. i had to change the settings to get it to work the same way it used to be. very frustrating if you are in the middle of a bath.

Oh is that why you ask May_dream how she adjust to find the suitable temp? hmmm didnt know gas heater like that lea... :unsure:

 

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The citygas heater is up. I wasn't there to see how the gas pipe installation is.

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I don't like Citygas's charges.

The heater cost 168 with 60 free pipe installation. And they charge another 100 for cooking gas pipe installation?? I thought entry gas pipe should be the same? Anyone can advise? I mean I still have not seen the installation.

Notice also the grilles were removed to facilitate the tiling works. Got the quotation from contractor it's 130 to install the grilles back.

Previously I intended to remove the grilles and change windows but I changed my mind just before work started.

Renovation all talks $ mah... they dont rob you (us) now then when wor... :notti:

 

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Before make payment, need to ask these suppliers to list out the costs first. Negotiate before payment. If not end up pay for miscellaneous amount, though doesn't look a lot, but add together can be a huge sum.

 

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Yes yes yes, I do understand... Laughing at my own stupidity and was hoping that you will say 'no I don't wrap a towel, I run out naked' (just joking, no offense) :sport-smiley-004:

hahahaha.. this is public forum. i don't want to give people ideas... hahahaha....

the gas heater is also pretty unstable. (it may be just my unit) i had the gas setting "perfected" two weeks ago, and suddenly it does not work anymore. i had to change the settings to get it to work the same way it used to be. very frustrating if you are in the middle of a bath.

mine is very stable leh.... i have never changed the setting ever since i "perfected" it. and i have been using it since i moved in Apr11. its going to be 1 year and it have been working perfectly. are you sure its the heater and not your piping? Maybe the piping wasn't done properly so the heater cannot detect that you need hot water??

 

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Before make payment, need to ask these suppliers to list out the costs first. Negotiate before payment. If not end up pay for miscellaneous amount, though doesn't look a lot, but add together can be a huge sum.

i agree. Neo's reno seem to have other cost like trunking plastering, door knob change, though doesn't seem like much but add up also few hundred plus liao...

Another question... is it common for contractor detached / remove window grill to do tiling.. but charge $ to fix it back ? :jawdrop:

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Hi NeoBY,

Have you tried out the heater? I wanted to get this heater from citygas too but my contractor keep telling me not to...dunno why.

No leh. Never tried before. Why?

 

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Yup, they keep asking me to get storage heater but my mum is using storage and I hate it when I have to wait for like 15mins to have hot water.

Then they tell me citigas heater's flame will be blown off half way thru your shower i f wind blows this n that... Is that true?

Also, may I know do I have to wait for hot water to come like the storage heater? Or it's like instant?

**thinking of starting my own Reno blog but will only collect keys in may, too early I guess**

I saw somewhere the person said hot water very fast leh.

 

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i hate the $100 charge to "CONNECT" the gas pipe to the hob.

i mean when they come to "CONNECT/INSTALL" the gas heater it was a lot more work, and it's free.

so when you compare the "connect gas to hob" which takes only 5 minutes, you don't see that rationale, other than it is a monopoly pricing.

the gas heater is also pretty unstable. (it may be just my unit) i had the gas setting "perfected" two weeks ago, and suddenly it does not work anymore. i had to change the settings to get it to work the same way it used to be. very frustrating if you are in the middle of a bath.

Agree!!! Like my rainshower charge. Already charge 80 for mixer then cos I choose rainshower, another 50.

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Before make payment, need to ask these suppliers to list out the costs first. Negotiate before payment. If not end up pay for miscellaneous amount, though doesn't look a lot, but add together can be a huge sum.

I sort of sum it up in SMS and through phone.

 

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