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Old 07-09-2017, 03:34 PM   #1
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Leave water in water heater not being used
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Depends on water source....

I leave mine in all camping season
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It's city water supply
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It's city water supply
Might well depend on which city! Some cities have rather acidic water (experience here) and others have really good water. Regardless I might drain my heater once a year on the Ambassador, and in the fall on the Winnebago so it is dry in the winter.
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It will be 60 days between uses
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I drain the water heater and fresh water tank at once a year.
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Oh, you are talking between uses ?
never.

Only to winterize...
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Yeah just between uses just didn't want the old sulfur smell if left in to long
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