Bradford White 205-32942-00 Clean Out Gasket Clean Out Gasket

Clean Out Gasket

Replace your Clean Out Gasket. For Bradford White 205-32942-00 water heater models.

The Clean Out Gasket is used as a replacement part for a variety of Bradford White Water Heater models.

The Bradford White 205-32942-00 Clean Out Gasket is a replacement gasket used with the Bradford White H2O Performance Gold Natural Gas Heater. This gasket includes a packing and a mounting bracket.

This is a single replacement clean out gasket.

This clean out gasket fits the following water heater models that are listed below.

Let's face it, no one actually enjoys doing the annual furnace cleaning. With our clean out gaskets, however, it can be a whole lot easier. These brass 1" clean-out gaskets are designed to simply screw into a 1" fitting so you can easily see and reach any debris that is preventing you from enjoying your next batch of sweet heat in the dead of winter. You might just find yourself taking pride in that annual cleaning ritual!

Clean out your tank with this gasket so that you will have one less thing to worry about with your Bradford White water heater.

Clean out kit for the filter replacement included with filter models 205-3100, 205-3200 and 205-3300.

The Bradford White 205-32942-00 is an access gasket that helps to reduce the chances of clogging due to debris. This part can save you money. It increases the life of the water heater by extending it's means of usage and cleaning out convenience, as well as providing a product that ensures safety while being used.

If your water heater is making noises, leaking or smells like gas or heating oil, this gaskets might be just what you need to better protect your family and the environment. Representative photo shown; actual product may vary.

Sku: 205-32942-00 UV Resistant – 50 year life expectancy, white color

If your water heater is over 20 years old, it's probably time to replace it. Most plumbing professionals agree that water heaters should be replaced every 15-20 years because of the high corrosive mineral levels in many municipal waters. Every water heater eventually wears out and needs to be replaced. Water heater manufacturers recommend replacing an electric water heater every 10 years, while gas and natural gas heaters are typically rated for 30 to 35 years.