Sulfur Smell from Water Heater - Please Help!
So, we are getting our 2006 Winnebago Outlook 326A ready for an extended journey, and are encountering the sulfur smell coming out of the water heater (apparently caused by bacteria proliferating in w...
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Our OEM magnesium anodes look about like OB's picture after two seasons. When we first got the RV the anode rod looked like a coat hanger with a little goop on it and the WH itself needed a good flushing. I used one of those wands like pictured above.
Now, as I said above, two seasons and the rod looks like the photo, so I see no need to go to the aluminum ones.
The Suburban-branded one is a couple dollars more than the generic and results have been so good that I don't want to change products. Never an odor.
RV before this one had Atwood with the aluminum tank and again, no odor. All I ever did was flush it, and rarely at that.
Now, as I said above, two seasons and the rod looks like the photo, so I see no need to go to the aluminum ones.
The Suburban-branded one is a couple dollars more than the generic and results have been so good that I don't want to change products. Never an odor.
RV before this one had Atwood with the aluminum tank and again, no odor. All I ever did was flush it, and rarely at that.
