Here is an easier way to clean the elements

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Mike77

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Here is an easier way to clean the elements. Just remove them and scrub them with white vinegar.
 

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Does anyone else like this method? Does anyone have any comments? You don't have to buy a pump and recirculate vinegar, you get the heating elements a lot cleaner, it's a lot quicker, and you can see how clean you get the heating elements.
 

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Elements? The only electric heaters we see around here are single-fixture point-of-use units, and it costs about as much to descale those as it does to replace them.
 

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It only costs $1.92 for a bottle of white vinegar. You can't replace tankless water heater elements for $1.92.

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