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Conditioners come in three general varieties deep conditioners, rinse-through conditioners, and leave-in conditioners. Each of these varieties is designed to serve a specific purpose. Deep conditioners are formulated to replenish moisture, restore strength, and soothe roughened cuticles. They are generally used as often as needed to give the benefit desired. In the case of heavily damaged hair, the deep conditioning treatments may be used as often as every two-to-three days, while maintenance of healthy hair can usually be achieved by monthly deep conditioning.
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Rinse-through conditioners are the standard partner products to shampoo. They are applied to the newly shampooed hair and left in place for 2-3 minutes before being rinsed away. Their purpose is to replace any moisture lost by the hair and to smooth the cuticle layer of the hair to leave the hair looking and feeling soft, silky and shiny. Conditioners are generally more acidic than shampoos are although they are much more alkaline than hair. It is the alkalinity that makes the conditioner a suitable substitute for shampoo for some people who dont subject their hair to excessive soil and dirt.
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Central Texas high school student kills self on campus
Austin, TX (KXAN) — A 16-year-old student died Tuesday after a self-inflicted gunshot wound at Lanier High School. The shooting happened just after noon in the school's courtyard, Austin ISD said.
Counselors will be on hand until 6 p.m. to talk with students. A crisis team was also brought in to meet with faculty and staff to help them address the incident with their students.
"We are saddened by this tragic loss," superintendent Meria Carstarphen said. "Our thoughts are with the family."
District officials said in an afternoon briefing that there are no metal detectors at the school.
The school was placed on lockdown after the shooting. The lockdown was lifted about 1:30 p.m. and students were being released to their homes. AISD also said buses were available to transport Lanier students home. Parents were also being allowed to pick students up at the school.
Parents and team members were alerted about the incident via telephone, the district said. An e-mail from the district will be sent out later on Tuesday, officials said.
"My granddaughter called me and told me that there was a shooting at the school. So I couldn't believe it. I was in bed," said Linda Joseph. "So I jumped right out of bed and came right over here to see what the problem was."
Joseph waited outside the school to pick up her granddaughter, who was physically unharmed. Joseph says tonight she will try to talk about the what happened with her granddaughter tonight.
"First I teared up a little bit because I thought something might have happened to her and she didn't really want to let me know," Joseph said.
Lanier High School is located at 1201 Payton Gin Road in North Austin.
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Bricker Elementary School has been identified as on "Turnaround" status by the Colorado Department of Education. This means that students at Bricker can choose to attend either Giberson Elementary School or Turman Elementary School and the district will provide transportation. All families with students attending Bricker should receive a letter detailing the Public School Choice process by the end of July. The enrollment window for this program closed August 12, 2014.
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pjalst wrote:I don't have Sosa on my team, but the reason why I'm asking is this: I inherited A dynasty team, here is the roster:1B Delgado Carlos SS Crosby Bobby UT Castillo Luis P Clement Matt P Oswalt Roy P P Santana Johan P Webb Brandon OF Gathright Joey Cap Room $152 I have Luis Castillo @ $18 until 2007(remember I inherited this team, so don't ask), I was thinking about trading Castillo for Sosa @ $14 until 2006(if the other will go for it) What do you think about this deal. Team I'll be trading with also inherited his team.
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"I see people every day who should have been referred for genetic testing five years ago, and I'm petrified for them," she said. "It's fantastic that she wrote it."
Wiesman added that the Program for Jewish Genetic Health recently launched a campaign promoting awareness of genetic testing and OF breast and ovarian cancer in the Jewish community.
"I'm just grateful that this is something that will get the word out there in a way that the medical community hasn't been able to," Wiesman said.
Despite the enthusiastic reaction to Jolie's statement, some are wary that the publicity might encourage women to make rash decisions about potentially life-altering health choices.
"Unfortunately it might spur some women who aren't at high risk to look into genetic testing, as well," Schlager explained.
Rudnick disagreed, saying that the number of women who might be saved by knowing more about their potential risk far outweighs the potential danger.
"I don't worry that there's going to be hysteria," she said. "These diseases are incredibly difficult to fight, and I'm much more worried about the people who aren't getting the information until it's too late."
Jolie's revelation comes at a crucial time for Jewish cancer victims and advocates.
In April, the Supreme Court heard arguments regarding the validity of Myriad Genetics & Laboratories' patent on the BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes, a divisive case that has split advocates.
Advocates of gene patenting argue that if pharmaceutical companies don't have the financial incentive provided by the patent system, research will stagnate. Still others question the very validity of a patent on something that was discovered rather than invented.
The high court is expected to rule on the issue sometime in June, Schlager said.
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GALZ Alert 20 August 2012
Today at 1330 hours the Zimbabwe Republic Police came to the GALZ offices demanding entry. No members of staff were present at the time. No arrests have been made so far. The police have remained at the premises all afternoon and only produced a search warrant at 1830 hours.
Human rights lawyers have been present from 1530 hours and continue engaging with the police officers. At the time of this alert, the police are still searching the offices in the presence of our lawyers. So far, as at 2100hours, we have been informed that the police intend to confiscate some booklets, pamphlets and computers from the offices that they have accessed so far.
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Half-million bail for alleged child predator
by WILY/WRXX News Staff • March 4, 2013 • News
A 21-year-old Iuka man has been arrested for alleged predatory criminal sexual assault of a 6-year-old child.
Dustin Michael Phillips was taken into custody Friday night following voluntary questioning by Marion County Sheriff's deputies.
He is accused of having sexual contact with the child on five different occasions in November and December. The investigation was launched following a complaint to the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services.
Phillips was convicted in October last year in Jefferson County of felony burglary and was sentenced to 30-months conditional discharge. a pay or appear date was scheduled for next week in that case.
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?I have an OCR for a F500 corp fin rotational program next week and while preparing I have wondered what the best way to answer "tell me what you know about the company" when it is inevitably asked.
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CFAbsolutely. If you go into an interview with GE for example and respond "you um...make dishwashers I think" then it'll be a major negative. Talk about their major sectors - medical devices, power generation, ge capital, etc. It is absolutely expected that you know the very basics about the company you are interviewing with, and can definately be brownie points if you can talk more intelligently about the company/business than the next candidate.


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The Queue: April Lovefool's Day {WoW}
Apr 1st 2012 7:30PM Do you think we'll still see Mists in November or December? It seems the beta and information coming out is a lot sooner than for Cata.
Think there is a chance we could see the expansion in September?
The Queue: Professor Oak {WoW}
Mar 27th 2012 12:35PM What class do you think that Blizzard has dropped the ball with the most? I'm not talking about nerfs, bias, or anything like that. I'm wondering what class, from the descriptions, do you think should feel much more (i hate this word) epic than it does?
The Queue: WTB more warlocks {WoW}
Mar 14th 2012 1:02AM Two questions really:
What do you think they are going to do with Mass Res? Are they going to keep it at guild level 25 or move it back?
Also, do you think they'll do cauldron's differently this time? As a alchemist I only make flasks to make cauldrons, so there's not much profit left in it.
The Queue: Creepiest class combo {WoW}
Feb 16th 2012 8:06PM What do you think the Pandarian dance will be? I'm thinking it will end up being the party rock dance by LMFAO.
The etiquette of rolling on gear in groups {WoW}
Jan 12th 2012 6:44PM Lets be honest here: there is no etiquette in LFR. People will roll need on anything they can, even if they already have it. I have no problem rolling for OS on the tokens, but I've seen people with 397 items roll on the exact same item. It has to do with the fact that most of the people in LFR will never see the people they are in a group with. Anonymity has a lot to do with how people will act.
It came from the Blog: Deathwing joins the Candy Run {WoW}
Nov 30th 2011 7:10PM Sounds like maybe a GM was watching the run.
The Queue: Genesis {WoW}
Nov 11th 2011 5:41PM Any idea why as a shammy if I get dc'd it wipes out my weapon spell?
Addon Spotlight: Commenters' favorite addons {WoW}
Nov 3rd 2011 5:15PM I did too and it was working with the new mounts. I had done the fix previously mentioned, but I over-wrote my addon, so I doubt it was still applied. I'll do some checking around in it.
I do know the update helped to fix and match some of the mounts to their correct pictures in the options.
Addon Spotlight: Commenters' favorite addons {WoW}
Nov 3rd 2011 3:35PM GupPet has a ton of choices you can mess with. Hate the Bronze Drake? you can make it so it never gets chosen. It also puts a note on NPC's tooltips that tell you if they are selling or able to drop a mount or pet that you don't have. I really enjoy the addon.
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New repair stations make it easy to fix bikes on the fly
The University of Oregon, recognized nationally as a Bicycle-Friendly University, just got even friendlier for its many cyclists.
Five self-service bicycle repair stations were installed around campus over the summer, and a sixth station is going in this week.
A celebration of the installation of the final fix-it station takes place at 12:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 7, at 13th and University, outside Erb Memorial Union.
In addition to the EMU station, the other stations are located at:
- The Urban Farm, off Franklin Boulevard.
- 13th and Kincaid, the west entrance to campus
- Knight Library
- The new Global Scholars Hall, on 15th Avenue.
- The Outdoor Program Barn, on 18th Avenue.
Each repair station features a bicycle stand, pump and tools for making minor repairs to keep a bicycle operating, day or night, said Briana Orr, coordinator of the UO Bike Program. On the side of each of station is a QR code, which enables cyclists with smart phones to view bicycle maintenance videos produced by Emerald Media Group.
An estimated 5,000 to 6,000 students ride bikes to campus everyday, Orr said.
The UO Sustainability Fund's Student Sustainability Fund provided $7,000 for the project. Greater Eugene Area Riders provided $750. Other funds came from the Associated Students of the University of Oregon.


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So what's the next big thing for our oral history project? We're going mobile. More details coming soon but we plan to expand our oral history collection by taking it on the road. Stay tuned for more information…
In the meantime, check out our YouTube channel, which features some of our video clips, or consider the story of Teena Jessup who shared the story of her father, King Mayfield:
King Olen Mayfield was born 1915 in Alabama, third in a family of six siblings. When he was very young the family moved to the Texas panhandle to homestead a farm. Olen played football in high school. He attended and played football at Harden Simmons 1933 and 1934 majoring in Engineering. In 1935 and 1936 he played football on a scholarship for Texas Tech. Olen transferred to Western New Mexico College playing football where he was named a Little All American in 1936 and 1937. Olen always wanted to learn to fly and when the college offered flying lessons he jumped at the chance. Olen met at Western New Mexico College Charlcive Smith also attending college and they were married in 1938. Olen worked as a chemist at the copper mines in Hurley NM while attending college. World War II broke out and the US became involved, Olen joined up. He wanted to fly and was trained and became part of the Army Air Corp. Olen flew transports during the war and in 1944 attended OCS [Officer Candidate School]. Olen was killed in an airplane accident at the end of the war.
The family also shared King Olen Mayfield's WWII footlocker with the Museum. As his daughter Teena said, "It is like a time capsule with uniforms, the flag from his coffin, the picture under the trunk lid of his flight. I have his flight log books and all his paperwork. I even have his letter sweater from either high school or college (I'm not sure which). I can provide a picture of him in his uniform. My mother event sent him a pinup picture of her."
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How to Make a Duct Tape Lunch Sack
After long last, I finally, finally got the YouTube video up for the Lunch Sack tutorial! I also updated the step-by-step instructions while I was at it. Have fun, people who have fun with duct-tape.
I started by making a *half strip checkerboard* (click the link to get to the post on how to make that checkerboard pattern!) that was twelve 14″ half-strips wide by twelve 14″ half-strips long. Then I backed it with black and cut it in half the long way so I had two 6″ X12″ strips. Next, I joined them into a long continuous strip by taping the back seam with black and the front seam with clear. You should now have one strip, 6 squares by 24 squares.
If you go with a solid color or stripe, you could always just make a 6″x24″ piece and not bother to tape 2 sections together. In a later post, I'll demo how to make bags with a front and back panel, with the sides and bottoms in one strip, like the alligator bag shown here: (Not the best pics. Hmmm….maybe I'll replace them later so I can portray the actual cuteness of this bag!)
Moving on. For the side panels, cut tw0 4″x6″ pieces of tape. Measure a half inch on either side, and mark. Cut from the mark to the far corner of the rectangle so it tapers from 3″ at one end to 4″ on the other. Cover the back with tape, sticky sides together, and trim the 3″ end. Then, cut around the other three sides, leaving a half-inch all the way around. (Not shown in these pictures.) Cut out the corners, as shown.
Now take your checkered strip and count 8 down from one end. Mark on both sides. Count 4 more squares and mark again. The second mark should line up at the spot where you joined the two strips together. This is *not* centered– remember you will have the top flap that has to go up and over the top of the bag.
This step is easier done than said! Check out the YouTube video to see this in action! All I'm doing is taping the side panel into place, starting from the bottom and working my way up, keeping it straight, lined up, square and neat.
This is what it should look like once both panels are in, and it should stand on it's own if you manage to keep it square.
To finish of your seams, just take a half strip and tape it on the checker board, leaving half of it to fold over onto the side panel. Repeat for all the 'unfinished' seams.
All thats left is to make a handle and install a closure! I chose to use my snap press from *kamsnaps.com* because I love the the thing! Of course, you could use Velcro or a magnent to close the bag, but I like the snap. It keeps it really secure, plus this way you can make your handle 'snap' onto your backpack!
I'll get more into snaps in a future post, including why I chose to invest in a press vs. pliers from the craft store.
Add your scraps to your duck-o ball; Pack your favorite lunch, and trot off to schrool! Happy pulling, and wishing you wondermous grades, duck-os.
Remember you can find us on *facebook* at facebook.com/duckos!
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Water Heaters - too many choices!
I have a 17 yo Weil Mclain oil fired boiler with direct hot water. I also have hard water. My water company states the hardness is up to 17 grains per gallon. I believe it used to be even worse. Now my coil is finally shot on the boiler. I need a new hot water heater. These are the choices I have come up with:
1. The cheapest solutions is to install a separate electric hot water heater. I was quoted 800.00 for a 40 gallon. I am going to price larger ones.
2. replace the current coil with a new one, 970.00. No one is big on doing this and I have been warned that if the bolts break or something else major goes wrong, I could have to buy a new boiler right away. The coil was removed once in the last 15 years to be soaked and cleaned. It did not last long. That was a friend of the family that did that.
3. Install an indirect storage tank on my current boiler, cost 2100.00. No guarantees on how long the current boiler will last, of coarse, but I am told 20-30 yrs is not unusual. I was first told this was not advised because my boiler might not be large enough to hand the 3 zones on it now and the storage tank. They later said yes, it could be done.
4. A separate oil fired water heater, 2500.00. If I want Bock, 2800.00
5. A new boiler AND indirect tank, 6500.00. I don't particularly like those numbers. :)
This is a 1500 sq foot cape with separate zones in the basement and on the first and second floors for heat. One person living here, but it is a 3 bedroom and I don't want a water heater undersized for the house in case I ever want to cell it or circumstances change. I also have a large 2 person whirlpool tub in the second floor bathroom that I can't fill and I would like this to be usable again. I suspect it is about 80 gallons, def. less than 100 gallons. I don't want a whole house softener, but if there is a softener that would just protect the furnace or hot water heater for a reasonable price I consider that.
With the current price of oil, I honestly don't know which is more expensive to run.
I don't know how long any of these would last with the water, but the boiler could go in 10 years or less, too.
Is there any "right" answer to this?
Any help would be appreciated!
Given all of the variables, I would go with a 50 gal electric tank heater and call it good.
I don't know how much each type will cost to operate in your area, but my guess is that it's a wash.
You can expect 10-15 years on a tank heater - lower end of that with hard water.
I am too curious not to ask, why not a water softener? My parents are still running a 50 yo oil-fired boiler with two coils, one for DHW and the other for heat. Before they installed a water softener halfway through that time, they swapped in a spare coil for the DHW very frequently, maybe annually, while the other was taken to be cleaned.
The soft water helped in a lot of other areas too, faucets last longer, no more mounds of soap scum in the sinks, shower and tub, maybe 80% less detergent use in the laundry.
You need to compare lifetime system costs using current fuel costs:
Given that you use fuel oil, you are probably not in a hot humid area, but if you are, consider a heat pump water heater.
Thanks, not in a hot, humid area, Connecticut is cold for long periods. My objection to the water softener is added cost, maintenance and Sodium or Potassium in the water. Family members are salt restricted, and I am a nurse. Don't want hidden sources of sodium or potassium. If there was a proven method not using those that was reasonably priced I would consider it. We had removed salt substitutes from our hospital because they are potassium, and salt restricted patients were using them very liberally long periods of time and we were treating hyperkalemia (too high potassium levels) which can lead to heart arrhythmias. So we wanted to remove "hidden sources" of these elements. Not saying they were entirely responsible, just didn't make sense to treat people for high potassium and give them potassium to sprinkle on food. Same with Sodium. I have family members with heart disease who limit sodium and I don't them to worry about visiting, or how much of either is in the food I cook with water that may have either in it.
Plenty of people run a separate, unsoftened line for cooking and drinking water. Often you can put an additional tap an existing opening in the kitchen sink.
Up front cost is significant, but a lot of that and the supplies costs will be recovered in greater longevity of some other equipment and lower costs for detergents and soap.
The longer service life of your plumbing, fixtures, appliances, clothes and the savings from using less detergent more than offset the initial cost of a correctly sized and set up water softener.
Regarding sodium or potassium added to the softened water... there is sodium and potassium in the water already and it is not hidden.
The formula for added sodium is 7.85 mg/l (about a quart) of softened water per grain per gallon of compensated hardness.
EXAMPLE 20 gpg * 7.85 = 157 mg of sodium added per liter of softened water, not salt.
How does this sodium content of softened water compare to sodium found in common foods?
The table demonstrates the usual range of sodium in common foods.
Food Amount Mg of Sodium
Ketchup 1 tablespoon.....204
Milk 2 Cups.....226
Frozen Peas 1/2 Cup.....295
Bread 2 Slices.....322
Corn Flakes 1 oz.....260
Parmesan Cheese 1 oz.....528
Tomato Juice 4 oz.....504
Tomato Soup 1 Cup.....932
Chili 1 Cup.....1194
Beef Broth 1 Cup.....1152
On a salt restricted diet, no problem so am I. Using potassium chloride instead of sodium chloride is the answer. Sure people can abuse any substance but again, look at the minute amounts added to the softened water.
My wife is an RN.ICP.CIC and has looked at this subject in great detail and her hospital has no problem using KCl provided the equipment is correctly sized (really BIG for the hospital) and set up for efficiency.
Our water at home is 30 gpg hard and with two of us in the home we use about ONE bag of KCL a month. Even at the current $16.79 a bag that's a whopping $200 a year on KCl. IMO money well spent for us and the environment... and my wife waters her plants with it and they thrive..
An added bonus and one that's more on point of your post... around here water heaters last 2 years on average and then die. Our water heater was installed in 1995 and every year when I drain it, nothing but clean clear water comes out the drain
So, aside from huge savings over the years in NOT replacing water heaters and clothes as often, using less detergent and soap, I haven't replaced a faucet washer or faucet cartridge since I moved in. Gee, that water softener sure has cost me more... err, I mean less. Maintenance, check the KCl level once a week and add KCl to cover the water in the brine tank as needed. That's the sum total of maintenance.
So, a correctly sized softener using KCl and add an under sink RO in the kitchen for cooking, drinking, and the ice maker and the next water heater you buy will be a long, long way off. You'll have the equivalent of bottled water for drinking and cooking and there will be little more in the RO water than the H and the O it started with. No potassium or sodium.
As a nurse I'd think you'd be more intent on curing the disease instead of merely treating the symptom ;-)
I actually do know how much sodium is in foods. :) No room for an RO under my sink. I live by myself and thats one more thing to forget to do each week, between the housework, lawn and gardens, mowing or snowblowing and shopping, you get it I am sure. Certainly can be done, but I forget to put out the trash on the correct day at least once a month it seems. Doesn't matter, but if my water was twice as hard as it is, I would probably bit the bullet with a softener, too. But I probably wouldn't have an electric water heater in that case, either, unless I had to. I guess if I HAD to add a softener system, it would be worth it to just go with the 2100.00 for the storage stank on my current furnace but then I wouldn't need a softener. I understand softeners definitely have benefits and are very popular here on this forum. There seem to be more posts on that than anything else. Should I decide to consider it, could you recommend a system or tell me about how much one would cost installed?
A Charles H. Ullery paper presents a thorough assessment of water hardness classifications for the American Society of Agricultural Engineers. The ASAE Standard S-339 is:
soft: 0-3.5 grains per gallon (gpg),
moderate: 3.5-7.0 gpg,
hard: 7.0-10.5 gpg, and
very hard: over 10.5 gpg
With your water @ 17gpg it is REALLY hard and that's without knowing the iron and manganese content. That means that most solutions to your water heating problem are doomed to shorter service and more frequent maintenance from the start and that is EXACTLY what you are complaining about with a softener... except a softener requires you to walk by and look at it once a week.
You can opt for the storage tank and that will give you hot water and false security because all your plumbing, every appliance, and fixture will be seeing ludicrously hard water and that will cost you $$$ and usually at the most inopportune time.
Like the old FRAM commercials said... you can pay me now or you can pay me later.
ROs don't have to mounted under the sink. They can be installed in a basement or through the wall behind the kitchen sink.
"... and that's one more thing to forget to do each week" Well, think of it as taking vitals... we can have a water doctor write the order for you.
Without knowing the details of your water usage I can say that a correctly sized industry standard softener could be had for between $500 and $1000 online plus the cost of local install and at a higher price locally installed.
"I understand softeners definitely have benefits and are very popular here on this forum. There seem to be more posts on that than anything else"
As the cost of appliances and fixtures go up people seem more interested in getting the longest and most trouble free service life from those purchases. Few of us have more money than we know what to do with so we look for the best bang for the buck we can get.
With respect, a correctly sized and set up softener with a modestly priced stand alone water heater is the most cost effective, simplest, and easiest to live with solution you can get.
Let us know what you decide.
I am not sure why RO is coming into the discussion. If you don't have it now, you don't need to add it if installing a water softener. It is another option if drinking water is of poor quality. If you find your water is fine for cooking and drinking, just add another tap to the kitchen sink that bypasses the softener.
The RO came into the discussion as a way to provide drinking water with no minerals to address the OP's concerns regarding added sodium or potassium in softened water for cooking, drinking, and fridge duty.
@ 17gpg, the water may not be as appealing as RO water would be and running "a separate, unsoftened line for cooking and drinking water" isn't so easy in older homes and homes on slabs unless you're a plumber who will work for him/her self for free and you know a good sheet rock person and painter who owes you a favor.
I am not sure why RO is coming into the discussion. If you don't have it now, you don't need to add it if installing a water softener. It is another option if drinking water is of poor quality. If you find your water is fine for cooking and drinking, just add another tap to the kitchen sink that bypasses the softener.
The water is fine for drinking and cooking. I really don't want to consider RO right now. Clearly you are a strong advocate of water softeners, and I knew that before I posted, from reading other questions on this forum. I do appreciate your advise, but I didn't actually even ask about water softeners. :) I sure will get to curing those pesky diseases like hypertension and Congestive Heart Failure when I get to work tomorrow, I just didn't have time today. Darned, wish I had thought of that before. :)
All kidding aside, thank you for taking the time to give me your opinion.
I advocate water softeners when the circumstances warrant them.
Back when water heaters were $99 I really didn't care if I had to replace one every 5-10 years. Now that a high altitude LP water heater runs around $1500 installed replacing one every 2 years is just plain stupid so @ 30gpg hardness I have a softener and my WH will be 17 years old soon. .
Your original post asked "Is there any "right" answer to this?" and the right answer is to choose the most cost effective solution and to put it in an environment which will support the longest service life... and that is what I suggested.
If your water was naturally soft I'd still have suggested the most cost effective stand alone water heating solution knowing it would give you a respectable service life.
Avoiding the soft water discussion completely...
If cost is an issue, go with the 50 gal electric. It's common enough that it will still be reasonable. Once you start going larger, (75 gal) the costs go up quickly. As long as you don't have elderly or young children you can set your hot water temp to 140 degrees and you should be able to fill your tub at 105 degrees with a 50 gal tank.
Don't worry about what's appropriate for the next owner in this case. A 50 gal tank won't be an obvious problem and by the time you move it may need to be replaced because of the hard water.
The data given above indicates that sodium in softened water is a problem for the sodium-restricted. Consumption of 2l of water would be 15% of a 2g/day sodium limit. I advocate water softeners because I know a few people that are very happy with them. I just wanted to be sure you understand all the benefits that would offset the costs.
If not going that route, a cheap heater is going to be your best bet as jakethewonderdog indicates. It does depend somewhat on on the relative fuel costs, but you are not going to want to throw away expensive equipment on a regular basis.
I hope that you got useful advice despite the hijacking. I understand that you are too busy to work on hypertension and congestive heart failure. I am too busy with viruses. I just can't do it all anymore :-)
OK, I realize it is your wife who is the nurse, but given your previous remarks I felt you actually did understand that what you said was not really realistic. If I had a "CURE" for hypertension and Congestive Heart Failure I would certainly share them with you and your wife. I assume if your wife had one, she would not be keeping it a secret either. Snide remarks aren't helpful.
Advise about the subject is, and I thank you for that.
Thank you, Jakethewonderdog and others for taking the time to respond in a pleasant manner.
Signing off now...
Seems that my statement "As a nurse I'd think you'd be more intent on curing the disease instead of merely treating the symptom" was completely misunderstood...
The symptom I was referring to was the failure of the heating coil and the cure I was referring to was to eliminate what was causing the shortened service life of the water heating apparatus so you wouldn't have to address another failure sooner than you'd like.
I was not referring to the treatment of any medical condition.
The most cost effective solution is a stand alone electric WH as jake and I already said. With or without a softener is your choice.


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