Osring Flexible Water Heater Anode Rod 44 Inch with Aluminum Zinc Hex Head, Triple Defense Against Water Odor and Inner-Wall Corrosion, Including Teflon Tape
Brand: Osring
Does Your Water Stink Like Rotten Eggs?<br> If your water smells like sulfur / rotten eggs, it could be caused by sulfur bacteria reacting with your water heater tank’s old anode rod.<br> This reaction results in hydrogen sulfide gas that causing annoying and embarrassing odor, and also corrode your home’s plumbing pipes and prematurely kill your water heater.<br><br> Here, We Have the Solution to Your Smelly Water Problem<br> By replacing your heater’s old anode rod with Osring anode rod, you will put an end to the reaction and the smell.<br><br> No More Rotten Egg Smell!<br> Sacrificial Anode rod attracts corrosive elements in the water, and gradually the rod become corroded, so the water tank will never rust out.<br> Flexible anode rod 44 inch is built in 4 sections, whose the flexibility keeps it easily installed in water heater tank.<br> The anode rod allow you to trim the sections to fit the height of any home water heater, Teflon tape provided for installation.<br> Please replacing anode rod about every two years to extend service life of water heater tank.<br> NOTE: Not recommended when water softener is in use!<br><br> Buy with confidence! All of our products are backed with a 120-day manufacturer’s money back guarantee!<br><br>
Sacrificial anode rod for water heater tank is made from aluminum-zinc alloy, strongly curing the smell of rotten egg in hot water.
Efficiently eliminating rotten egg smell in hot water caused by hydrogen sulfide gas (H2S) and extending service life of your water heater tank.
Hex plug anode rod with 4/5” diameter has standard 3/4” NPT thread connection. Perfect for most of water heaters, such as Rheem and Richmond!
Segmented flexible design keeps water anode rod can be cut to the right length to fit different sizes of heaters, for easy installation with Teflon tape provided!
Easy to replace the anode rod by taking the hex head out and putting the new one into water heater tank. Not recommended when water softener is in use!