<span>When you are using hot water, it fills the pipe and goes out the faucet. When you stop, there is hot water left in the pipe, but it will quickly give that heat away to the area around it (and it really isn't a lot of heat). The more likely scenario is heat coming in from a poorly insulated attic. During the day you build a huge amount of heat in the attic. Without good insulation all that heat will then radiate back down into the house. In the same vein, it could mean that you're not getting good ventilation in your attic. Normally your attic cools by pulling cool air in through vents in the eaves and then hot air exits the roof vent(s)</span>
This is how you say what's my name in Arabic
Answer:
Thank you so much for your points.
Explanation:
You are Such a Wonderful person.
Videre possum puellae
Facturus est hodie forum
Volo ut lego librum
Vis recte respondere quaestioni
We do not walk in schola
Fera canes ululat
Et stabit in stadio
