[C320-list] Water tank inspection cap/port

[Orlando.Duran at AveryDennison.com]

Warren,

No worries, love is always better the second time around anyways... :)

OD


                                                                          
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Okay, okay, I stand corrected. I was wrong once before: second marriage...

-----Original Message-----
Warren, commercial dishwashers are in that temperature range.  180 degrees
really isn't that high and boiling water does not break down into it's
component parts of hydrogen and oxygen.  Further, although I usually wash
dishes after returning to dock I often don't and I have never developed a
smell in the heater.

In hull 218 (I have owned for nine plus years) we have never had a smell.
One thing I insist on though is to run through the tanks.  Basically I go
through each tank about six times a year.

By the way, super heating water is a way of treating bacteria problems,
and
isn't known for creating smells.

Sounds like the tanks involved need some chlorine treatment and a lot of
flushing.

Adam




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