🚿 Camco 11691 RV Water Heater Tank Rinser – Efficient Sediment Removal & Extended Lifespan for Your RV Water Heater Review

At first I thought this was a great tool. Used it last year and it washed away the dirt. 2nd use this year and part of the stick flew straight into my kettle! I'm not sure if there's any way to extract or damage something inside (e.g. an electric heating element). Stay away from this product. so you don't end up in the same position. Find one that has the wand part firmly attached and not just stuck there. I ordered a replacement for the hose that burst into my water heater. (Never heard a word

I needed to replace the anode rod in my suburban water heater on my RV. Anode rods are sacrificial devices designed to slowly disintegrate as water is heated over time. This decomposition creates small "metal" particles that collect at the bottom of the heater tank. When replacing the anode, it is best to flush these metal particles out of the tank before installing the new anode. Hence the purchase. I poured dish soap on my garden hose, turned on the faucet and stopped the water flow as I…

I finally managed to clean the RV's water heater. I went to Youtube DIY video how to do it. It was an invaluable tool when flushing a 6 gallon Atwood water heater. It's a bit flexible so I could fit it into both the drain and blower holes to flush out sediment and debris. I have a 1997 Class C Van and I bought it used. So much scale! It came and came! I saved the water to use for my plants. After flushing, I used the same nozzle to pour industrial cleaning vinegar into the tank through the…