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Phoebe Bramston
I have a 60 gallon natural gas water heater aprox 8-9 yrs old and never been serviced, when I fill the bath tub two floors up, the first few gallons of water appears dirty. I dont notice dirty water anywhere else in the house. Could this be from sediment in the tank and be noticeable only in the tub? Any ideas would be appreciated.
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: I have a 60 gallon natural gas water heater : aprox 8-9 yrs old and never been serviced, : when I fill the bath tub two floors up, : the first few gallons of water appears dirty. : I dont notice dirty water anywhere else in the house. : Could this be from sediment in the tank and be : noticeable only in the tub? : Any ideas would be appreciated.Water heaters work best when flushed out on a yearly basis. The drain on the lower end of the tank should have hose threads for that purpose. I hope this helps Regards, Terry Love
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