Winter places extra demands on many home systems, and your water heater is no exception. During winter, the water entering your home is significantly colder than it is during warmer months. Your water heater must use more energy to raise that colder water to the desired temperature. When temperatures drop, water heaters must work harder to deliver consistent hot water for daily use. Understanding why this seasonal strain occurs—and what steps help reduce it—can go a long way toward protecting your system and extending its lifespan.
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