Forever bypass hot water heater?
First of all, thank you for your help in getting our RV ready for the occasional cold spells down here. Secondly, we never use the hot water tank. I have a new anode rod in, it's been serviced and ...
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ScottG wrote:
Sure but I would open it up and let it totally dry out. Then put the anode back in.
I would also unplug it so no accidents happen.
I just drained it tonight and replaced the rod. Good call on unplugging it. I never really open the heater door so I should be good but I guess better safe than sorry.
