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wopachop wrote:
Did the conversion 1 liter is 20,000 drops.
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bsinmich wrote:I sucked my tank dry. Then filled a 1L bottle with vinegar. Put a small hole in the cap and squirted it into my tank. Didnt even come up to the drain hole. Its not a few drops. Did the conversion 1 liter is 20,000 drops.
I never was concerned about the few drops of water left in thee bottom of the tank.
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pasusan wrote:Shop vacs come in handy. I used a 2 foot piece of hose to vacuum out the propane heating section. Wiped the hose clean and then vacuumed out the water and white deposits in the water heater.
Thanks all for more info...
BB_TX - when winterizing I've been getting that last bottom water out with paper towels - slowly but surely - will look into that pump or see if we have something around that would work.
โOct-06-2020 07:51 AM
pasusan wrote:
Thanks all for more info...
BB_TX - when winterizing I've been getting that last bottom water out with paper towels - slowly but surely - will look into that pump or see if we have something around that would work.
Old-Biscuit - thanks for the pics - our anode rod is aluminum. Got a magnesium one on the way - we'll see how that goes for our next trip. And if the tank is ruined we'll get a new one next spring - doesn't look too difficult to replace. ๐
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Old-Biscuit wrote:I know a way to remember that info.
OEM Mag will have a teat on end of hex head (part #232767)