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    Quote Originally Posted by Country Campers View Post
    That's to funny. leave it to a combat vet to put a smile on my face.
    Thanks John
    Just my "off the wall" sense of humor.

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    I did some research on this a while back. Small bubbles, or a "foamy" appearance is common when water is highly aerated and has been under pressure. When you run the water into a glass, it is no longer under pressure and cannot keep the air dissolved and the tiny bubbles form and move to the surface. Think "the bends" with deep sea divers who surface too quickly.

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    I definitely totally drained the HW heater when I winterized, so not that. I am going to try draining it again in the event that this was caused by trace amounts of antifreeze as mentioned earlier.
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    I had a thought about this today (ok a dim flicker), on the back of my 29RS there is a hook up for a spray nozzle. I have not used this at all so I assume (I know) that there is
    still antifreeze in the line. Could it be siphoning into the water lines some how?
    I will run water thru it when I get a chance

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    Quote Originally Posted by Country Campers View Post
    I had a thought about this today (ok a dim flicker), on the back of my 29RS there is a hook up for a spray nozzle. I have not used this at all so I assume (I know) that there is
    still antifreeze in the line. Could it be siphoning into the water lines some how?
    Interesting thought, I have a port on the curb side, plus the external shower on the street side. Neither ever gets used, so a likely source for remaining antifreeze. Odd that it would only affect the hot water lines, but worth the couple of minutes it will take to flush them.
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    I agree with Second Chance. Most likely air dissolved in the water and is released when the water leaves the faucet (reduced pressure). I have this at my house, and have seen it in hotels on my travels. Same concept as pouring a glass of beer/soda.
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