Milky Water
Hi Guys, I tried to clean my water heater before I installed a new Anode. Now I get milky water. Any suggestions will help.
Forum Discussion
Houston Remodeler wrote:
Some anodes will give off a milky color (magnesium) for a while until they are 'broken in'
UNless the taste bothers you I wouldn't worry about it too much. Flushing & usewill help.
We only use the tank and city water for dishes and showers. Bottle water for coffee and scotch.
