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Anonymous 18/11/05 (Mon)20:03 No. 2473 Anonymous
5th November 2018
Monday 8:03 pm 2473

I want to replace my 50 gallon cold water tank in the loft. Do I need a 50 gallon one or could I get away with 40 or 25?

My house settings:
one bathroom
shower that runs off mains
22 gallon (approx) hot water tank

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>>	Anonymous 18/11/05 (Mon)21:09 No. 2474 Anonymous 5th November 2018 Monday 9:09 pm 2474 >>2473 Can't see why the 40 wouldn't be just fine.

Anonymous 18/11/05 (Mon)21:15 No. 2475 Anonymous
5th November 2018
Monday 9:15 pm 2475

In theory, a 25 gallon tank should be fine for a cold water only system. Personally, I'd replace like-with-like just to be sure. If the mains supply to your house has weak or inconsistent pressure, you might need the extra capacity.

>>	OP Anonymous 18/11/06 (Tue)17:44 No. 2476 Anonymous 6th November 2018 Tuesday 5:44 pm 2476 OP Just ordered the 40.

>>	OP Anonymous 18/11/10 (Sat)15:48 No. 2477 Anonymous 10th November 2018 Saturday 3:48 pm 2477 OP Got the bitch in there now. Only had to spend another 30p on some olives.

>>	OP Anonymous 18/11/10 (Sat)16:34 No. 2478 Anonymous 10th November 2018 Saturday 4:34 pm 2478 OP >>2477 No, I AM SPARTACUS!

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