So during the off season when it's warm outside and I don't get to concentrate on keeping the house warm, I am a boater. That, plus the fact that there are anodes in hot water heaters got me to thinking. There are anodes all over my boat to keep the expensive stuff from corroding, so why not put an anode in the storage tank? I'd obviously keep the pH at the right levels, but I'm thinking this is cheap back-up insurance. My thought is it is probably overkill since they don't tend to work well in non-salt water and it will probably end up with an oxide layer over it's surface. Maybe if I put an access port in the tank cover I could pull it out and inspect it. I don't know...maybe I'm overthinking all this and making it more difficult than it needs to be.
What say the smart guys?
What say the smart guys?
