@todayheatingandair: 📍 Gaithersburg, Montgomery County MD — AS PROMISED 💧 the water heater flush instructions I told you I'd share!! Sediment in your tank makes your heater work harder and die early — here's the full flush, step by step. We flush yours FREE with any heating maintenance 🔥 Most techs say once a year is fine… flush every 6 months and look at what comes out 👀 Same Day Heating and Air — 301-471-9000, Lic #51669 #WaterHeater #WaterHeaterFlush #HVAC #MontgomeryCountyMD #Gaithersburg #FrederickMD #HomeTips #SameDayHeatingAndAir
You two should go out on a date and talk about draining water heaters.
2026-10-16 15:09:04
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Teejay :
Just opening the valve with water pressure on will only clear the deposits sitting by the drain. To clear the bottom of the unit properly you need to shut it down and drain it. Then you need to open the inlet valve to stir the debris up off the bottom. Then drain again without pressure. And repeat until it comes out clean. The only units that don't require the stir are the ones with a self cleaning dip tube.
2026-10-16 11:02:31
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