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September 5th 05, 07:22 AM
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In article WDOSe.10249$nd.7746@trndny04,
George Patterson wrote: Would that water be contaminated if the shutoff to the water heater had been closed (assuming it exists)? Standard plumbing practice is to install a shutoff valve on the inlet to the water heater to allow it to be drained. There is usually none on the outlet line; security there would depend on the integrity of the various faucets in the house. ah yes, I had forgotten at about that side of the heater. -- Bob Noel no one likes an educated mule 
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