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Folks in The Texas areas ..... especially those on wells ...... they predict your temperatures will be in the single digits. Time to stockpile water and drain exterior piping. I've been told the piping down there is only about a foot under ground. Remember to turn off water supply to your...

May I ask the opinion of the experienced ? Primarily concerning the electric heaters ...... If the heater is serviced yearly ... meaning the tank is thoroughly flushed ( wet vac through bottom element hole ) and the anode rod is changed when it begins to show signs of deterioration so the tank...

Our toilet is about 40 years in service and usually functions Ok. Occasionally we need a slight - gentle plunge to assist the evacuation. I noted a build up of scale ... best described as what appears to be a pebble type build up directly below the tank flapper. Now I'm seeking a hydrocloric...

We live in a mobile home and our well line comes up through the slab. We have always had concerns about freezing because winter does bring below zero temperatures here. The entry line has heat tape and insulation but I've always had concerns about leaving it plugged in all winter during the...

Got everything ready to replace the pictured system I put into the house in 2006. This time I'm putting in a 10" shorter Rheem heater with a 20 gal. Dayton steel pressure tank. I've acquired all new attachments for the Dayton tank and the "T" piping from the tank will be very similar to the...

I just found these instructions on a Ehow website. Could folks confirm if they are "backasswards". I thought the adjustments were just the opposite on the smaller post Step 3 Turn the nut counterclockwise with a nut driver to reduce the total range of pressure provided by the regulator...

Getting together items needed to install a new water heater. I intend to use 3/4 swivel elbows for the water connections and have questions on the proper technique to tighten them when they have a rubber sealing grommet or washer as pictured. Is it hand tight and then 1/2 a turn or should they...