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Old 09-15-2013, 03:28 PM   #1
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Bathroom faucet seems plugged?

we were camping this weekend, Friday night after setup i ran some water in the bathroom sink on the hot water side and there was air in the lines, (probably cause last week i cut the water line and installed a t, and valves and a line to draw antifreeze through to winterize it in a couple of weeks) so i let the air and water run for a period of time, and all at once the cold and hot both quit running almost entirely. All the rest of the lines worked fine all weekend? Any advice?
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Old 09-15-2013, 03:55 PM   #2
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Remove the screen bubbler on the faucet--its clogged with debris.
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Old 09-15-2013, 04:41 PM   #3
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Yup that is what i suspected, Did that and it is clear now, But was thinking i need to clean the hot water heater, cause that's where it came from. Any thoughts on if that is necessary or not?
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My heater was clogged with debris when I got it and flushing wouldn't dislodge all of it. I filled with a gallon of vinegar and let it heat up for 24 hours. Pulled the anode after releasing the pressure and flushed with a wand. Worked like a charm.
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There are all sorts of reasons why this happens, including crud from the water heater. Flush your water heater a few times per season. Also there are leftover bits and chunks from manufacturing that can be dislodged in travel that contribute to this. From time to time I pop the aerators off all fixtures and clean them as a preventative measure.
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Considerable amount of scale accumulates in the hot water heater during normal use. I purchased a flushing wand which goes into the anode rod opening which can be used to flush the scale from the floor of the water heater.
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