That is the Temperature and Pressure (T&P) relief safety device that keeps the heater from exploding.
No, if you see it leaking, call a service technician.
Most of the time it’s the tank bolts that bolt the toilet to the floor that leak. Feel around the tank and see if you can feel or see water at the bolts.
It’s urine. A seal leak will not show that color.
It could be one of three things: thermostat, element or the flow restrictor in the showerhead has been removed. All shower heads come with a pressure of 2 gallons per minute, which means that a 40 gallon water heater will run out of hot water in 17 minutes, using 34 gallons. As the hot water runs out, cold is coming in and mixing with the hot at the bottom of the heater. That’s why you don’t get the full 40 gallons of purely hot water.
Honestly, I can’t tell you because without searching, there is no way to know. Every house can be plumbed differently so your house’s sewer and water can be totally different from your neighbor’s.
Most of the time there is excess hair caught in the drain. You should clean out the drain once a month by removing the plug and using needle nose pliers to pull all the hair and debris out of it.
You have a clog in the line. If you are on a septic tank, the tank could be full.
It usually it means that you have trash in the aerator. This is on the end of your faucet, which you can remove and clean.
That is the Temperature and Pressure (T&P) relief safety device that keeps the heater from exploding.
No, if you see it leaking, call a service technician.
Most of the time it’s the tank bolts that bolt the toilet to the floor that leak. Feel around the tank and see if you can feel or see water at the bolts.
It’s urine. A seal leak will not show that color.
It could be one of three things: the Thermostat, Element or the Flow Restrictor in the shower head that has been removed.
All shower heads come with a pressure of 2 gallons per minute, which means that a 40 gallon water heater will run out of hot water in 17 minutes, using 34 gallons.
As the hot water runs out, the cold water is coming in and mixing with the hot at the bottom of the heater. That’s why you are not getting the full 40 gallons of purely hot water.
This cannot be determined without locating the lines. Every house can be plumbed differently so your house’s sewer and water can be totally different from your neighbor’s.
Most of the time there is excess hair caught in the drain. You should clean out the drain once a month by removing the plug and using needle nose pliers to pull all the hair and debris out of it.
You have a clog in the line. If you are on a septic tank, the tank could be full.
Usually this means that you have trash in the aerator. This is on the end of your faucet, which you can remove and clean.
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