Posted by Old560 on April 20, 2022 at 03:55:54 from (65.158.146.2):
Turned on the hot water in the kitchen sink and a bunch of brown water and fine metal chunks came out or at least a magnet picked them up. Cold water doesnt have anything in it. Went to take a shower and turned on the hot water so much crap came out it clogged up the showerhead. Took the showerhead off and ran the water all kinds of brown stuff came out and specs. Turned on the cold water it is clear no problems there. Im suspecting the water heater is coming apart rusting out. After running the hot water for a while it cleared up and I put the shower head back on and it worked Im suspecting it will do this tomorrow again. I think Ill try flushing out the water heater and see what comes out. The only steel pipes are the ones coming up the well and thats just under a year old, and then about 75 feet of copper all the rest of my house is pex. Pretty sure Im going to be sinking some money into a new water heater. Any thoughts on this. Any suggestions.
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