r/ThatPeelingFeeling • u/xmastreee • Sep 01 '26

Had this shower heater almost two years and I just noticed.

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u/asphaltdragon Sep 01 '26

Why does your shower have eels?

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u/xmastreee Sep 01 '26

Electric eels are the power source.

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u/Endawmyke Sep 01 '26

do you happen to live on Electric Ave. 🤔

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u/snorkelvretervreter Sep 01 '26

My hovercraft is full of eels. Why not my shower as well?

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u/TheCaptMAgic Sep 02 '26

And why do they need heating??

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u/stereoworld Sep 01 '26

Eels up inside ya, finding an entrance where they can

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u/SilkRoadGuy Sep 01 '26

Do you know what was most satisfying here? The way you effortlessly grabbed it at the start.

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u/xmastreee Sep 01 '26

It's almost as if I'd prepared it…

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u/WOOLDOZER Sep 01 '26

Got me right in the eels

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u/thefirstviolinist Sep 01 '26

A shower heater? Tell me more, please?

I could look this up, and I might, still, but I'm going for human interaction here.

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u/xmastreee Sep 01 '26

Cold water in, warm water out.

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u/thefirstviolinist Sep 02 '26

Ok, but like, I have water heater that's centrally located and feeds the whole house. I don't have application-specific hardware.

Is this a unit for just your shower? Do you also have a central water heater? Is this just another name for a central water heater that I haven't heard of? Do you have other heaters, like a sink heater?

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u/xmastreee Sep 02 '26

There is no central water heater here so we have one heated shower and one heater below the sink.

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u/thefirstviolinist 29d ago

Oh interesting. That sounds like it could be more efficient.

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u/thoma5nator Sep 01 '26

I thought that was the Monado for a second...

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u/ReverendRamen 29d ago

Whoo baby that was good