That is friggin disgusting.
The tag says “made in China.” That could also be a hint to its age.
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No. I couldn’t find. There were a few other labels, but they were just warning labels.
It certainly could be. I have seen water heaters much older before
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Siding loose as a goose at an inspection today…
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I don’t think it would withstand Ian or Fiona…
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Just installed a sump pump last summer and it required a weep hole drilled into the pipe.
Still properly operating? With proper maintenance, I guess. 1993 though?! 
Yeah, you just never know. I’ve seen a couple from the 80s, and several from the early 90s all still operating. Obviously, I recommend replacement asap
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Wild!
Okay! I guess these smaller point-of-use tanks don’t have as much wear-n-tear potential compared to a normal size SFH water heater.
Not more than an electric kettle.
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actually, I didnt realize it was only a 4 gal tank… I was assuming it was a standard size water heater until you said that. 
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You might need one on standby for all the hot water you’re gonna get outta this thing. They have it plumbed for the sink and then routed over to a shower. Occupant says they get all of 4mins of hot water, MAYBE.
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Do other areas of the country have biggest vegetable competitions, or is that just a midwestern thing? 
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Wires in contact with overhead garage door brackets and lift pully. And it’s aluminum wire to boot.
The new garage door works great though.
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Coming soon to a garage door near you 
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It was about average for the rest of the place.
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