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Thank You. I have always thought of doing this but not much point because i have a new heater and probably is energy efficient.

OK , Thanks for the info . This is what i was looking for and i see from the responses that it is not worth the hassle to replace the bladder . Thank you

Just my experience or inexperience ....Just got done getting water back in my house . I came home yesterday to find i have no pressure . Pump runs but no pressure would build up , had lots of water in the well . So i replaced the foot valve , with no positive results , well then i thought it...

Has anyone tried putting a timer on their hot water heater . Why heat water 24/7 when there is a lot of time when you really could cut back on electricty. Some people will say that you don't save anything , but is there anyone who has tried this and if so does it work ? .

Yes, But I understand that it is much cleaner and less frustration if you buy new tank . However , iam interested in knowing the price difference from replacing the bag to replacing the whole tank.

I have just replaced my pressure tank because i could not find a replacement bladder for my older tank (5yrs old). It was a 42 gal Flotec , so here is my question . Why sell a tank and claim it has a replaceable bladder if they don't make a replacement bladder. ???. If they do make one can...