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this post was submitted on 29 Feb 2024
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In Europe, appliances are never connected to the hit water circuit and are left to regulate temperatures by themselves.
Just fyi
Except for my mother in law. She hooked it up to the hot water to save gas (through solar thermal panels). In summer the hot water gets up to 70°C. So we need to shower first to lower the temperature again before she can start her dishwasher XD