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#300 - April 2007 Problem: Your water heater, which used to put out enough hot water to handle a couple of long showers, a load of laundry, and more, now just can’t keep up with demand. But the water heater isn’t that old, and shouldn’t need to be replaced. Solution: There’s usually nothing wrong with a water heater that no longer keeps up. It just needs to be cleaned to get rid of sediment that builds up in the tank. This sediment reduces capacity and makes the water heater less efficient. To see why, click on the Clean Water Heater article to the left. |
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