Hi there - I have a dual element electric hot water tank. Not knowing I should have cleaned it out regularly, the lower element finally burned out. Now, how do I get all the build up out of it? Can I use a de-limer? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance

We have a 5 year old house and every time we take a shower upstairs the bathroom on the first floor floods. We have noticed large clumps of calcium deposits in the PVC pipes we can get to. Is there a way to remove the buildup... Fast?

I just flushed out my water heater and replaced both elements and had to pull one to add teflon type and noticed the build up was already starting not even a half hour later why would this be

I purchased a new hotwater heater and it's been in service for 5 days. It has never provided enough hotwater and the self dianostic panel was indicating trouble with the upper element. I called Whirlpool tech support and they sent a replacement upper element. When I remeoved the old element it was...

The waterheater replaced new in 2005, now is 1/4 filled with while calcium (hard white chunks) in the bottom of the waterheater. The build-up was so strong and fast it broke off the heating element, (long steel U shaped rod) inside the unit. I dug out what I could from the very bottom of the unit...