Now this elaborate quotation makes plain that the object of Adhyatma Ramayana or the 'spiritual version of the Rama Saga' is to project Rama directly as the Supreme Self.
Increasing your water heater temperature by just 10ÂºF from 130ÂºF to 140ÂºF may increase heat loss resulting in a larger electric bill from $30 to $75 dollars annually. Setting the temperature to 140ÂºF can also increase demand losses resulting in an annual expense of up to $500 dollars.
It takes one Btu per pound of water to raise the temperature by one degree Fahrenheit. The standard size of American hot water heaters is 40 gallons, and each gallon of water weighs 8.33 pounds. Calculate the Btu. If you have a 40-gallon water heater, that is 40 multiplied by 8.33, or 333.2 pounds of water. So you need 333.2 Btu to raise the water 1 degree Fahrenheit. However, most areas need more than one degree of heat added to the water to make it warm enough for showering or washing clothes or dishes.