have rust issue at my house added a h20 softener and filter but plumber recomend that i should drain h20 heater every 4-6 months. Will this hose work
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it has a standard End connection to it just like your water hose outside so if your hot water heater has the same size faucet then it should okay
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Call Hansgrohe they have very good customer service. Let them know what type of faucet you have and they will tell you the part number that you need. If you don't have the model of your faucet, look on Hansgrohe web site and you can find your faucet by the pictures they have of their products. That's what I did. I also looked at the parts for my model on the web site and was able to find this hose which works perfect with my faucet. Good luck!
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Barbara....I have 2 of those faucets and had to replace the hose on one. Easy to do and Yes.....this is the proper replacement. Hope that answers your question.
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You know what I would do is pull up the manual on the insinkerator and see how the water comes into the unit. I just tore apart an old one I had in the attic and all it is , is a stainless tank with a heating coil in the bottom. the water is split from the service so I would think if you could get pure crap free water, it would also prolong the life of your unit because right now there is NO way to remove water hardness from unit.
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Yes, that is recommended if you have high iron and this will take care of any residual left in your water. Install this unit inline after your iron filter. Let me know if you have any other questions. AFW Filters 785-735-9769
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Read in the instruction if your getting the hose with the quick connection, you will not need the filter, anyway I called and checked into this and this was what I was told from Mr. Heater?
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You will need a drain hose. There are universal drain hoses and specific brand and/or models drain hoses you can search for. They also come in difference lengths.
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It would be the smart thing to do. Just as with a car, you have a gas filter to keep impurities from clogging things up to keep it running good. Same principle with this filter. This filter will keep your line clean, and that's much easier than having a heater go out on you and then you have to troubleshoot to find the problem. I have it on mine for the sake of safety.
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I don't know for sure, but I would think so. I think the hard water residue or water softner residue would build up. I know it shortened the life of my steam iron. Personally I wouldn't chance it. Go on Haan.com for more info.
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Yea I used hose peices off my old filter as cheat easy fix.. have to clean filter weekly though..
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I don't think siliconing it will give you a long lasting solution. You'd have to make modification to it just to get it to sit flush before siliconing it. I recommend using a dremel or dremel like product to cut out the old rust drain and then replace it properly.
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No it will not. I understand you want aluminum/zinc to aid with that. However it might be worth reading about this issue on waterheaterrescue dot com (i'm just a customer, not affiliated) for their advice related to various options.
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I would suggest to get new brass fittings and used telfon plumber's tape. I got mine at Lowes, Home Depot, and Menards
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Mine was just installed and I suggest a plumber do it unless one is handy with such chores. The manual says to change the filter annually and I find them on the internet for about $12. I don't know if having hard or soft water effects the life of the filter.
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I am not a plumber- however I only put one on our cold. Our hot water line goes through a heater that has a separate screen filter before it goes into the heat exchanger. I would think the best way to tell if you need one on your hot water line would be to check the screen on the washer. If your hot water input has sediment, then yes. Otherwise I would think you would only need one on the cold.
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You will probably need a plumber since water pipes need to be cut and welded to the filter. The filters are supposed to last a couple of years (according to a customer service rep for the company) -- I'm not sure what they cost.
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It should, but I don't know if it would continue to hold in extreme heat. Also, if you need to replace the hose or the intake later, you would have a very hard time getting it clean enough for a good fit. Better to use one of those round hose clamp things if you can.