Flushing a plugged heater core works in only about 40 percent of cases. But that 40 percent of car owners leave the shop feeling happy, so we think it’s worth a try.

Much like changing your car’s oil, a water heater needs regular maintenance for top performance. Here’s how to flush your water heater.

Does your water need a thorough flush to keep it running smoothly? This comprehensive guide will give you step-by-step instructions to flush your water heater.

Flushing your water heater helps keep your showers hot and your system running smoothly.

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A: You should flush your water heater periodically depending on water quality, how much hot water you use, and whether you have a water softener.

It’s a relatively simple maintenance task that can extend the life of your water heater, reduce noise and cut your energy bills.