Cheap on Demand Hot Water Heaters on sale at supermarkets in Thailand--why you can't buy them in the U.S.?

 This is what my fellow expats and I are using here in Thailand for hot water heaters starting at 2550 baht ($85.00).  Mine measures 13.5 by 8 inches.  If you live in the U.S. two choices for you are to go the traditional route and have a water heater with a tank that you keep heated 24-7 which makes about as much sense as keeping your oven on 24 hours a day or getting one of the Consumer Reports rated on demand setups for around $2500.  Read on because we thought you'd like to know.

by Uncle Bufford

 

 Three Novels from
Jack Corbett Welcome to the Fun, House and the 2nd edition of Death on the Wild Side

Visit Jack Corbett's author page at Amazon.com

to buy the 2nd edition of "Death on the Wild Side (far left), view pictures or to get his blog. 

 

The goodness or badness of strip clubs is a question of Image

See why if you are are a habitual frequenter of  strip clubs it's time to stop hiding it.  See why you are normal while your detractors aren't.   

 

 

Madame Nook Pattaya and
Naklua Restaurant Reviews

 

Who better to review Pattaya's wondrous restaurants than Madame Nook?  She's Thai so she knows the difference between what's sold at exorbitant prices and the great culinary deals out there.  

 

 

 

Jack Corbett's 12 Wonders
of Pattaya

There's a lot more to Pattaya other than the best looking babes in the world, over 2000 bars and more night life than anywhere else.

 

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