5 Best Hot Water Recirculating Pumps

Say goodbye to waiting for hot water! Have you seen the best hot water recirculating pumps in hotel bathrooms? These pumps offer increased efficiency, cost savings, and convenience, and now you can enjoy these benefits in your own home. In this video, I'll go over everything you need to know about hot water recirculation pumps, including how they work and the seven best options available. These pumps are installed in your home's plumbing lines, pushing cold water to the heater so you can have hot water instantly at your fingertips.
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So is the Watts compatable with a heat trap or not? You never said which one is compatible you only said to ask.

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The Watts instructions say that it is not compatible with water heaters with a heat trap. But you can find out if your water heater has a heat trap on the websites of most water heater manufacturers. That’s what I did before buying my Watts almost 4 years ago.
I have been totally satisfied with my Watts pump. I have a relatively small house, but the water heater is at one end while the master bath is at the other end. The thermostatic valve is mounted under the master bath’s sink. I get instant warm water (measured at 90°F) when I turn on the hot faucet; it takes about 8 seconds to get cold water out of the cold faucet. The pump is very quiet, it’s easy to program its rudimentary timer, and I recommend it. The installation was easy, both at the water heater and under the master bath sink-very basic plumbing, and all parts are included in the kit.