guess it depends on your situation and setup. There is just myself and my wife in our house and we both work so no since in keeping a tank of water hot 24/7 for two showers in the morning. Those 2 showers would be quick also with the last one in getting a cool finish with 150 liters of water. We have oil central heating and I have a setup rigged so that when we don't need heat, I switch to the tankless. In the typical American household, there could be some question on the differences between tank and tankless. Here in Germany, dishwashers, clothes washers, etc are supplied with cold water and heat themselves when you use them so your water heater is for bathroom and kitchen sink. Sure is nice to be able to take a hot shower as long as you want or fill a tub with an endless supply of hot water.
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