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RE: drip from water heater flush valve - EightFingers - 11-13-2019
You know the saying, “give me a lever long enough and I can move the world”?
Yeah. Get that. You’ll need it to unscrew the anode rod fitting.
RE: drip from water heater flush valve - daddo - 11-13-2019
Put a cap on it. It's not a safety valve, so don't worry about it.
The next water heater you get, install a brass ballcock valve on it.