Home Improvement Asked by Vandel212 on June 29, 2021
I changed the anode rod in my hot water heater, the change went smoothly (thankfully), but now I’m curious how long does it typically take for the water to stop smelling? Do I have to drain the entire tank, or do I just let chemistry do its thing?
You should have flushed the tank , this should be done once a year with a check on the anode and you may get 2x normal life or that has been my experience in the past. Also purge as much of the air out as you can and make sure the temp is high enough to kill bad stuff. -140 F is my minimum. But you can still flush it without taking the rod out.
Correct answer by Ed Beal on June 29, 2021
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