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Anode rods are used to prevent corrosion in a hot water tank. An anode rod that no longer works could allow your hot water tank to rust. Conversely, by replacing the anode rod as needed you can extend the life of your hot water tank significantly as well as reduce the chance of needing to replace your entire hot water heater.
How Does an Anode Rod Work?
An anode rod works by reducing the chance of corrosion within the tank. Normally made of magnesium, an anode rod releases electrons as it corrodes which then attach to tank imperfections that might rust. For this reason an anode rod often determines the length of the warrantee of your hot water heater.
Have you been trying to decide whether or not to take the plunge and go tankless?
You're not the only one testing the waters. Tankless, or "on-demand", water heater sales are H O T. But there are a few alternatives to the methods in which you choose to heat your water and the most cost effective method ultimately depends on your household usage habits and your current budget limitations (not to mention your conscience).
Below you'll find critical consumer information regarding the method in which you choose to heat your water. We aim to please here at The Fun Times Guide To HomeBuilding.
Read on my fellow citizen consumers...
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