How Do You Wash The Family Car AND Drain/Flush Your Hot Water Heater Storage Tank?
If you are like most people, you find that with each passing day you’ve got less and less time and money. You also know that you can keep some of that money and save yourself some time by thinking smarter, not working harder: Conserve, synergize, prevent! One practical tip… The next time you go to wash your car you could flush your hot water heater at the same time. Neglecting routine water heater maintenance can lead to premature failure of the unit so unless you want to spend a chunk on a new Rheem or Ruud from Lowe’s or Home Depot sooner than you have to, you’ll stay on top of this. You may notice relevant advertizing links on the sides of this article as well as google ads listed in the middle of the page that may help you with your project. Please feel free to check out the great things they have to offer. Locate the drain valve on your water heater (typically found on the outside of the unit near the bottom). First, attach a sprayer nozzle to the male end of the water hose. Now
