Why yes, it has overflow provisions

[Kenton H. Shepard, CMI]

It's important to stay optimistic in this world.

[Marcel R. Cyr]

A few optimistic people in this World can't hurt Kenton, ha, ha.

That was a good one.

Marcel

[gbrasseur]

Wow!
I din't know they make water heaters that only held one cup of water! ha ha
Thanks for sharing your "find" Kenton. Thats a funny one.

[Kenton H. Shepard, CMI]

...from the same home, here's a tougher test of optimism...

[Ian Gills]

Anyone for a brew? Seems a perfectly sensible way of making a cup of tea while testing the TPR valve at the same time to me.

[sparksnmore]

The cup under the T-P valve drain is often used as a test to find out IF that's the source of moisture showing up on the floor from time to time.
I've done it many times myself.

[Kenton H. Shepard, CMI]

Brew? If you left off the TPR, stuck the overflow termination in a bucket of water and could figure out how to get the wort into the tank, it would actually make a pretty good beer fermenter. Or at least a pretty big beer fermenter.

Oooops! Darn, I gotta start reading my own links instead of just looking at the pictures. It's not a fermenter at all! It's... it's a ... well, never mind.

[sturetsky]

Caffe latte, anyone?

[jbreazeale]

ROFLMAO!!!! Good one Kenton!! You put the humor in my day!!

[ckratzer]

Originally Posted by gbrasseur

Wow!
I din't know they make water heaters that only held one cup of water! ha ha
Thanks for sharing your "find" Kenton. Thats a funny one.

Its' not a water heater.
It's a cappuchino machine

[Brian C. Hoagland]

Originally Posted by kshepard

...from the same home, here's a tougher test of optimism...

Could actually have been worse, at least they used the copper crimps. But, I'm not to optimistic either.