Re: On the safe side

Posted by Casman on April 08, 2004 at 14:16:39:
In response to Re: On the safe side
: After doing several searches on news sources on the internet and not finding any stories of water heater explosions, I am going home and remove the water heater completely just to be safe. After reading this I do not believe it is something I want to expose my family to, after all water is as wet whether it is hot or not. I must have been a fool, 90% of the time the water heater was used my family has been close to it. : But, I would have thought, if one was going to have a water heater, the best time for it to blow up would be while on vacation. I'm going on vaca soon also, I guess if you read between the lines there's an answer in there somewhere, but I'll remove mine as well and figure out how to re-install it when I get back.

Posted by Casman on April 08, 2004 at 14:16:39:

In response to Re: On the safe side

: After doing several searches on news sources on the internet and not finding any stories of water heater explosions, I am going home and remove the water heater completely just to be safe. After reading this I do not believe it is something I want to expose my family to, after all water is as wet whether it is hot or not. I must have been a fool, 90% of the time the water heater was used my family has been close to it.

: But, I would have thought, if one was going to have a water heater, the best time for it to blow up would be while on vacation.

I'm going on vaca soon also, I guess if you read between the lines there's an answer in there somewhere, but I'll remove mine as well and figure out how to re-install it when I get back.

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