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I replaced our anode rod just yesterday. The first time I replaced it at this house (5 years ago), the one I removed was completely eaten away to the bare wire.
Two things about owning a home that no one told me:
The filters in the hood vent over the range? They need to be cleaned somewhat regularly. Ours pop out and go in the dishwasher.
The hot water tank has a rod in it that helps delay the rusting of the tank. It’s called an anode rod and should be replaced every 3 to 5 years. Doing so extends the life of the tank.
The dew point temperature is where we need to look to answer the title question.
The dew point has become a recent topic among my running friends as a better way to assess discomfort when running in heat/humidity. Interesting to see it used here too.
If I’m ever in the position to design my own roof, I’m going NO valleys and NO inside corners. They’re where all the debris collects.