That's conservative. A friend was Church of Christ, iirc, and they had something resembling a small swimming pool behind the altar. Then there's the scene from 'Boardwalk Empire'...
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Church without power
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One of those undercounter water heaters would get the job done. I assume they are just washing their hands and not taking showers. Put it on a chicken coop timer and they'll have hot water Sunday morning or whenever.
It would cost about $300, which is a small price to pay to stop the bitching.
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31 odd lines to avoid the issue.
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Actually, the font has a water heater, and a variable temperature water control. So, yes, it would be excellent for that.
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You just don't understand the principle of transubstantiation. It just has the species of tap water.
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Men's room water is VERY suggestible :-) It hears the "holy" bullshit and thinks it's really special. Some of that "special" rubs off on people that touch it.
Too bad it's fake special (like when you feed good but it's really your brain frying).
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Oh, is that what the urinals flush with?
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As opposed to womens room water.
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You have urinals in the womens room?
You must belong to a very progressive church.
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Or just grow a pair of balls with hair on them and tell the women to STFU.
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I was at the building yesterday. The pipe in from the street is 1 1/2 inch. This appears to be at least 100 feet of inch and a half. Because the pipe coming out of the ceiling to the WH is inch and a half.
The pipe in and out of the water heaters is 3/4 inch.
Fortunately for me, there are a couple drains which go to garden hose thread. Looks like I can shut off the main, hook on a big air compressor, and blow most of the water out of the drains. I hope. Might be some low spots that hold water, that's a problem. Use garden hose to a nearby drain, or out the door.
Not sure the system capacity, but that works out to a LOT of jugs of pink antifreeze.
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Some how, I don't think that's the church approved technique. But, it's a thought.