<p><em>Just like every other appliance, your water heater needs some maintenance to run right. Unlike other appliances, it’s hard to see just how bad it might need it. In today’s episode of In The House, we’ll go over what a flush is and why skipping it could kill your water heater years early.</em></p>

Just like every other appliance, your water heater needs some maintenance to run right. Unlike other appliances, it’s hard to see just how bad it might need it. In today’s episode of In The House, we’ll go over what a flush is and why skipping it could kill your water heater years early.

Your Water Heater Should Be Heating Water. Is It Heating Sediment Instead?

An informative show about the major systems In the House; electrical, plumbing, heating, and air conditioning.



Each week we’ll pick a topic and discuss the technical aspects of that topic. We’ll have a panel of technicians talking about their experience around that topic. We’ll answer questions that homeowners submit and talk about what we are seeing as we help people maintain and repair the systems In the House. It is meant to be informative and bring you value.

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An informative show about the major systems In the House; electrical, plumbing, heating, and air conditioning. Each week we’ll pick a topic and discuss the technical aspects of that topic. We’ll have a panel of technicians talking about their experience around that topic. We’ll answer questions that homeowners submit and talk about what we are seeing as we help people maintain and repair the systems In the House. It is meant to be informative and bring you value.

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