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    Re: Heating issue with my tub, should I switch to a tank?

    Many people who use tubs use them successfully in colder rooms because they are in a rack setup which helps insulate the tubs. For you, it probably isn't practical to build a rack just for one tub.

    You could try one more thing before switching to a tank if you really do want to keep the tub.

    Try getting another UTH and a piggyback light dimmer from the home depot. Plug the UTH into the dimmer and then into your thermostat and dim the UTH until it is around 80-85*. This will hopefully bring up the cool side/ambient temp to acceptable levels.

    If that doesn't work, then I would just go with a tank. The tank will cost you a bit of money though so I would be prepared for that.
    ~Steffe

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